There are times in a comic reader’s life where they go from enjoying pictures and cool stories to realizing that they are actually learning about a giant interwoven tapestry of characters. Many times, this comes along in the form of … Continued
I am not attempting to brag. Okay, maybe a little, but that’s not the main point.
In recent years, Marvel has attempted to bring more diversity into their line-up of superheroes. This included a wider range of ethnicities and sexualities in hopes that their books would be more inclusive to their readers. While I think that … Continued
As I praised the latest Captain America movie on Facebook this past weekend an interesting conversation started between an old friend and myself. He stated that his only complaint, and a complaint he had seen in reviews, was “why did … Continued
If you grew up reading comics by masters like Stan Lee, Chris Claremont, or Jim Steranko you may notice that comics do not take nearly as long to read these days as they use to.
Check out today’s guest post by Adam Lee!!! Yes, you read it correctly. To think about a certain situation from a reader’s point of view is one thing, but to actually step into the created character created is a … Continued
Dan Slott was a man hated a little less than a year and a half ago. With the final arc of Amazing Spider-Man he brought about the end of an era when he killed Peter Parker. Well, sure, he didn’t … Continued
I always think of cool stuff AFTER the podcast. Andy and I did a podcast about a year ago and discussed how to make Storm a street level character. I didn’t have my thoughts together, but now I do.
