A new era of Batgirl, complete with new costume, debuts in ‘Batgirl #27.’ Catch an exclusive excerpt of the issue and learn why writer Maighread Scott made the change, along with why Scott views Babs as unique among Gotham’s heroes. Read More
I’ve been out of the Batman readerverse for a while, but I jumped back in with ‘Batman Vol. 6’ to see what the Tom King buzz was all about. Read More
Today’s featured artist, Jonathan Rosenbaum, has developed his own twist on old fables and in doing so is creating rich new stories. Read More
Alanna Smith is the editorial mind behind some of the greatest comics Marvel is currently putting out: ‘West Coast Avengers,’ several of the Marvel Digital Original titles, and the new ‘Unstoppable Wasp’ and ‘Ironheart’ series. Speaking about her unique perspective on the state of comics was satisfying and exciting. Read More
With “The House with a Clock in Its Walls” coming out this month, take a little “time” to explore some of pop culture’s creepier clocks. Read More
A review of the ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ television series and the comics of ‘Star Trek: Discovery: Succession’ and ‘Star Trek: Discovery: The Light of Kahless.’ Read More
The Jungle Cruise movie is a year away, but there are plenty of Adventureland inspired books and comics out there to easily keep intrepid jungle explorers of all ages entertained. Read More
In this month’s Between the Bookends, Sophie, Nivi, Kay, and Rebecca celebrate back to school season with a collection of books covering a bit of everything. Read More
‘West Coast Avengers’ by Kelly Thompson released Issue #1 this week. Bringing back Kate Bishop, America Chavez, and Gwenpool, the book also includes Clint Barton, Fuse, and Kid Omega. A fun, sassy read, this comic should go on your pull list or digital subscriptions ASAP. Read More
Welcome back to the Comic Book Corner. This month, Kay and Beth are talking about Modern Fantasy, DuckTales, and Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Coronation. Read More
‘Luisa Now and Then’ is a time travel story featuring a queer teen who gets the chance to meet herself in her mid-30s. Adapted by the stellar Mariko Tamaki, the story makes us wonder what we would tell our younger selves – and our older selves. Read More
Exclusive Sneak Peek at new ComiXology Originals Announced at SDCC, including ‘Delver’ an exciting series with an all female creative team Read More
Con Artists visits with Justin Peterson, writer / illustrator of ‘Very Near Mint’, muralist for Tijuana Flats, and illustrator for ‘MAD’ magazine. Read More
Get a look the frustrations of being owned by a cat in ‘Madame Cat.’ Read More
Superman and Batman are without their better halves, for the foreseeable future. But why can’t heroes be happy and still be effective? Read More
After all the heartbreak of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ and, let’s face it, the current news cycle, wouldn’t it be nice to step back and enjoy a couple hours of pure escapism? ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ is a fun movie, set prior to the events of ‘Infinity War.’ Read More
1Black Lightning’ Season 1 comes out on Blu-ray today. Several of the bonus features add insight into the characters but the collection would be well worth buying just for the episodes. Read More
Nostalgic yet still modern, Barbarella mixes bright, splashy sci-fi adventure and pointed satire. Read More
The new Nancy Drew comic from Dynamite is everything I could have asked for and more. Read More
Geek Links are cool stories we’ve found elsewhere on the internet – like this epic competition in Australia from Madame Tussauds Sydney!! Read More
