In ‘Me and Sam-Sam Handle the Apocalypse,’ Jesse and her trusted Pomeranian are tasked with saving their town from total disaster. This book is a fun, funny middle-grade novel that also has includes truly excellent representation of autistic characters.
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When ‘West Coast Avengers’ launched last year, it was everything I wanted in a team book. Unfortunately, Marvel made the call to cancel the book after it’s 10th issue, before the trade numbers were even in. ‘WCA’ deserved better.
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If you’re a Carol Danvers nerd (hi) you know that Carol and Rogue go way back.
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When Gabby, the pre-teen clone of Laura Kinney (clone of Wolverine), decided that she was now Laura’s sister and partner back in ‘All-New Wolverine,’ Laura was more than a little reluctant to play mentor.
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‘Unstoppable Wasp’ #5 was an emotional roller coaster as Nadia swung into the depressive phase of bipolar disorder. Issue #6 sees her resurfacing, reconnecting with her friends, and trying to make things right.
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On FCBD (Free Comic Book Day to the uninitiated), Humanoids will launch their H1 Universe.
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‘Young Mozart’ is the newest Life Drawn book from Humanoids. In the form of comic strips, it gives us insight into the mind and childhood of one of our greatest composers – and never shies away from his somewhat filthy sense of humor.
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I took my kids to see ‘Sailor Moon: The Super Live’, and I’m still not entirely sure what we saw – except that it was phenomenal.
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ has been presented to us in many different forms. This graphic novel adaptation adds something new to the mix with gorgeous colored illustrations that bring the page to life while also burrowing deep into Offred’s story and showing us the original text without television adaptation.
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I’ve been waiting for ‘Captain Marvel’ for years, long before the movie was announced. This movie was everything I hoped it could be, and I’m so ready to take my daughter to see it again.
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Kwanza Osajyefo and Tim Smith 3 are returning to the world of ‘Black’ with a comic sequel: ‘White.’ The book will return through Kickstarter and welcomes the original team.
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With 50+ years of comics about Carol Danvers, Captain Marvel, it’s difficult to know what to read before the movie comes out. We hash through what’s out there and give you some helping knowing what to read first.
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‘Unstoppable Wasp’ #4 ended with Nadia facing down Ying after Nadia, in the midst of a manic episode, had attacked another member of G.I.R.L. This issue dives into the aftermath—and the agony of depression and mental illness.
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Humble Bundle and CBLDF have partnered to create an exceptional collection of comics that any new or experienced fan will enjoy. From ‘Wynonna Earp’ to ‘Attack on Titan,’ there’s something here for all fans to enjoy.
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‘The Period Game’ is designed to normalize conversation around menstruation and familiarize players with words like tampon, period, and flow. Kickstarter begins on February 5th.
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In Unstoppable Wasp Issue #4, we get a uniquely insightful and accurate portrayal of a mental health crisis. Pushed into a manic episode by the stressful events of Issue #3, Nadia tries to fix everything.
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‘Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid’ is an accessible crossplay fighter game featuring classic Power Rangers and villains as they battle it out for control of the morphin grid.
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I got up through 20 movies and three supporting female superheroes, and I’m standing here for ‘Captain Marvel.’
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‘Dumplin’ is the Netflix Original Movie adaptation of Julie Murphy’s phenomenal YA novel from 2015. This book blew my mind when I first read it, and the adaptation is one of those rare movies that brings the essence of the book to life.
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As Rainbow Brite heads to Issue #2, GeekMom talks to creators Jeremy Whitley to find out what’s coming next in this lovely adaptation of the classic children’s television show.
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