A few readers may stop by this column to get a balanced critique of Adam Warren’s Empowered Volume 7. I’ll tell you right now: you ain’t gonna get it. This isn’t so much an article by a book reviewer as it is a love-letter to a comic by a fangirl. I’m about to sing this
When I write I usually try to keep the tone friendly yet somewhat professional. If you’ll excuse me I have to drop that for just a second: I interviewed Adam Warren! He’s so awesome! Yay! (Thanks, I had to get that out of my system.) I sent Adam several questions about his series Empowered (of
As I’m writing this, we are days away from the release of Adam Warren’s Empowered Volume 7. (If you’re reading this on May 30 I’m probably at the comic shop right now buying my copy.) I’d hoped to have a review of the book already written, but the preview copy I’d been very generously given
Sorry for the lag time between reviews. I’d been hoping one of the books I’ve been reading would turn out to be so amazingly awesome I’d just have to write the best review ever. Sadly, this was not the case. (Looking Glass Wars was just a little underwhelming. You too, Dead Witch Walking.) So I
Writer Scott Snyder has been one of the “IT” guys at DC Comics for several years now, starting with his creator-owned American Vampire series at Vertigo, and rolling into his landmark run in Detective Comics. Snyder has continued his run with Batman in the New 52 on the self-titled Bat-book as well as picking up
Paizo Publishing has announced the licensing of their award winning property Pathfinder the Roleplaying Game to Dynamite Comics.
Well it looks like stock prices in popular tablets are about to go up even more. Today Marvel announced exclusively through gizmodo.com that they will be joining the “day-to-date” club in the digital market. This comes as no real shock as their biggest competitor, DC Comics, has received a big sales boost with their recent
Times have been tough for comics lately. Despite owning every summer blockbuster for the last five years, print has been declining steadily with no hope of a boost in sales. t’s times like these when businesses have to make a change or die, and that’s exactly what DC Comics has done. After mountains of speculation
Like the great explorers of the past, I too went on an adventure. I journeyed through the deep jungles of Deviant Art, to discover what would turn out to be the latest addition to the already long list of webcomics that I read. I’m speaking of Plume. I had the opportunity to sit down with the