Panel Report: ‘Star Trek’ Reads Queer
“‘Star Trek’ is hella queer,” was the consensus of a panel held at ‘Star Trek’ Mission NY on Labor Day Weekend called “Queer Trekkers: Gene Roddenberry’s Galactic Utopias.”
Continue Reading“‘Star Trek’ is hella queer,” was the consensus of a panel held at ‘Star Trek’ Mission NY on Labor Day Weekend called “Queer Trekkers: Gene Roddenberry’s Galactic Utopias.”
Continue ReadingTwo ways to win with Storks. Connecticut residents can receive a free screening and everyone in the U.S. can enter the prize pack giveaway.
Continue ReadingThese are the toys that, as parents, we wish we could make disappear forever into the black hole of nothingness–the ones that make us instantly wince and wonder “will the kid notice if this just happens to break?”
Continue ReadingMargaret Atwood writing comics? Yes. And she’s produced a story much like the pulp comics she grew up reading.
Continue ReadingIf your number’s up, whether victim or perpetrator, they’ll find you. And if you haven’t found this show, you should.
Continue ReadingI have this dream about teaching people to create comics…
Continue ReadingThe San Diego Zoo was all it was reputed to be, especially the pandas, but I also found it unexpectedly relaxing.
Continue ReadingMy first day of San Diego Comic Con was a celebration of Wonder Woman.
Continue ReadingEven wonder if One-Punch Man could defeat Darth Vader? Then this is your event.
Continue ReadingWhat makes for a good romance lead? Sometimes the answer is: geek.
Continue ReadingCheck out our exclusive preview of the new Legend of Wonder Woman chapter and read Renae De Liz’s interview about why Wonder Woman is so important (“sired by no man”) and why Hippolyta’s joy at her daughter birth is her favorite panel.
Continue ReadingDo minions come with Nebula Awards? GeekMom Fran Wilde answers this and other pressing questions in an interview about her first year as a published novelist.
Continue ReadingThe creators of Future Quest aim to make it the “New Frontier” of the Hanna Barbara cartoon universe but not without some tweaks to correct those old-school biases.
Continue ReadingThere comes a point, when a reader finds out too much of what’s going on behind the scenes, that it dawns on them that some of the people behind the stories and characters they adore view people like them with, at best, benign neglect and, in some cases, active contempt.
Continue ReadingIt’s like offering a hungry person a cookie. See, here’s this awesome cookie. Have a bite. Oops, no, going to take the rest of it back and toss it away. It’s just as maddening to have it snatched away as it is to never have been offered the cookie at all.
Continue ReadingKryptonite might kill Superman but nothing keeps Lois down for long, not even sexism.
Continue ReadingThis week, Batgirl hits 50, Peter J. Tomasi hit two runs this week with his work on Superman and Batman: Detective Comics, and I became distracted by Mikel Janin’s art on Superman. So pretty.
Continue ReadingJust four comics this week from DC but they’re all excellent.
Continue ReadingSecret Six guest-starring Batgirl is bittersweet this week and, meanwhile, Midnighter hops around the DC Universe. (But not to fight Deathstroke, thankfully.)
Continue ReadingDC’s Legends of Tomorrow gets a comic, sorta. Meanwhile, Martian Manhunter is the best comic SF epic you’re not reading. That and more reviews of this week’s DC Comics.
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