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Eisner Review: Lumberjanes

[ Editor’s Note: If you’ll recall from the last Eisner Review , Heather’s completion of the Eisner Watch series was cruelly delayed because of jury duty. This is the last of the series, focusing on the 2015 Best New Series winner, Lumberjanes .] Have you ever been to summer camp? Have you ever had a […]

Eisner Review: Rocket Raccoon

The Eisners may be over, but there's still a couple titles left to review! Rocket Raccoon , another title nominated in the Best New Series category, came right in the middle of an entirely unexpected phenomenon.

Eisner Watch: The Fade Out

The Fade Out , a new series published by Image Comics and written by Ed Brubaker with art by Sean Phillips, is an engaging story set on the set of a late 1940s Hollywood noir film.

PREZ #1 Review

DC Comics' Prez #1, the first installment in a 12-issue miniseries, is a reboot of a concept DC first tried for a four-issue run in 1973. The basic premise is the same: an 18-year-old gets elected President of the United States.

Loving What You Do: An Interview with Cavan Scott

On April 1, Titan Comics launched its fourth Doctor Who series , this time starring Christopher Eccleston’s gone-too-soon Ninth Doctor, his ever-faithful companion Rose Tyler and their dashing friend Captain Jack Harkness. Who-ology author Cavan Scott and artist Blair Shedd ( The Raptor , Ghostbusters , Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return ) send the fan-favourite […]

Three Doctors Walk into a TARDIS…

Fear-eating demons try to ruin a Día de los Muertos celebration. A space dog escapes from its owner while a corrupt organization brainwashes theme park patrons. A quadrillionaire terraforms an entire planet and unleashes an ancient evil. And all before tea! Since October, Titan Comics has given us three – yes, THREE – Doctor Who […]

Why Bitch Planet Should Be On Your Pull List

“You’ve got to put your body into it.” In an interview about her then-upcoming sci-fi series following a group of women stuck in the prison system, Kelly Sue DeConnick talked about meeting civil rights leader Representative John Lewis . In a discussion about how armchair activism just isn’t enough, Lewis told her that she had […]

5 Resolutions for Comics in 2015

2014 was a fantastic time to be a comic reader, despite the kerfuffles and complaints along the way. Which is why I’ve compiled a list of resolutions for comics in 2015 that I believe would bring fans better stories and less to complain about.

Star Wars #1 Review

We've got a good feeling about this. Star Wars #1 kicks off a new, ongoing series that sees a galaxy far, far away back under the Marvel Comics banner.