Top 5: Marvel’s diverse superheroes
For Submarine Channel I wrote a Top 5 list of diverse Superheroes by Marvel Comics, which was a lot of fun to do. Here’s the intro: It may seem […] Lees verder
Blogger Brian Michael Bendis
Quite a lot of comic book professionals have an online presence by running a website or a blog. Marvel-scribe Brian Michael Bendis has his own tumblr blog on which […] Lees verder
His Boring-Ass Life
This thick and funny diary by the one and only Kevin Smith came out ten years ago. This is a first printing from 2007 I read from cover to […] Lees verder
Review: Lucifer – Book One
Once upon a time, well actually in the nineteen nineties, writer Neil Gaiman enriched the comic book world with his series The Sandman, a wonderful series I’ve written about […] Lees verder
Interview with The Fifth Beatle author Vivek J. Tiwary
Vivek J. Tiwary (1973) is an award-winning producer of theater, film and television. He’s also a big comic book fan and writer of the graphic novel The Fifth Beatle: […] Lees verder
Review: Hexed – The Harlot & The Thief, vol. 1
Hexed: The Harlot & The Thief, vol. 1 is a very entertaining supernatural adventure series with strong female leads. Right off the bat, Hexed: The Harlot & The Thief […] Lees verder
Review: Just So Happens
I don’t know much about Japan, really. Yes, I’ve seen martial arts films, some anime and Lost in Translation. Those films give an impression of Japan that leaves one […] Lees verder
Review: Lone Sloane – Delirius
Lone Sloane, the notorious interstellar explorer and neo-earthling, has a bounty on his head and an armada at his heels. Then a religious group called Red Redemption asks him […] Lees verder
Review: Killing and Dying
Killing and Dying is a collection of six wonderful short stories by Californian comic book artist Adrian Tomine. Six emotional, well-crafted slices of life, though predominantly the more gloomy […] Lees verder
Review: Kick-Ass 3
With Kick-Ass 3, the saga of the teenage real-life superhero Kick-Ass and the even younger but more badass Hit-Girl comes to a close. It’s a smart and worthy finale […] Lees verder
Review: The Sandman – Overture
I’ve just finished reading The Sandman: Overture and I’m flabbergasted. This is a wonderfully written comic book, with beautiful artwork and coloring. It is a world by itself, and […] Lees verder
Review: Ms. Marvel vol. 1- No Normal
Kamala Khan is a sixteen-year-old Pakistani-American girl from Jersey City. She idolizes superheroes and Carol Danvers in particular. Danvers is a super heroine who calls herself Captain Marvel (she […] Lees verder