Comics for People Who Don’t Like Comics
Meredith breaks down comics that can be enjoyed by audiences well outside the "Hobbity manchild" descriptor.
Grant Morrison
Thought Bubble: Sexual Inclusivity in Mainstream Comics
Spandex superheroes still dominate the market, but the people behind the masks are slowly becoming as diverse as the people reading each issue.
Interview: Yanick Paquette on
Wonder Woman
From her BDSM roots to 1960’s political activism, to her modern day New 52 reincarnation, Wonder Woman is no stranger to sensationalism. We talk with Yanick Paquette about Wonder Woman: Earth One, his upcoming book with Grant Morrison that's guaranteed to cause a stir.
Interview: Frank Quitely
We chat with the enigmatic Frank Quitely about Jupiter's Legacy, working with Grant Morrison and what it's like to be in Canada, eh?
Interview: Yanick Paquette
We talk with Yanick Paquette about his run on Swamp Thing, the comics industry, and collaborating with Grant Morrison.
How I Got Into Comics (And How You Might Too!)
Not every nerd is created equal: some of us are slow out of the gate when it comes to discovering interests. Alex James explains what kept him out of comics until well after he started shaving, and runs down the titles that finally sucked him in.
Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope Review
Documentarian Morgan Spurlock turns his attention to the San Diego Comic-Con in his most well rounded and, dare we say, heartwarming film to date.
New X-Men Vol. 1 Review
Grant Morrison's seminal run on X-Men returns to print... and just in time for the new movie! Originally penned when the first X-Men film was reigniting the public's favour with these long running characters, Morrison sought to incorporate new, modern elements while remaining true to the spirit of the earliest issues. What resulted was signature-style Morrison bizarre, which is to say, pure mutant gold.
Batman Incorporated #4 Review
Grant Morrison’s Batman Incorporated explodes in issue #4! One of the two titles featuring the returned Bruce Wayne, I found the previous three issues to be incredibly weak. Thankfully that all changes with issue #4.
All-Star Superman Review
All-Star Superman is DC's newest animated feature and drops today on Blu-ray and DVD; it follows the storyline set out by the comic book of the same name. Released between November 2005 to October 2008, All-Star Superman gave us the quintessential Superman story - there were elements from every part of his mythos, and it was all tied together by one overarching plot point: Superman is dying, and needs to come to terms with his mortality.
