Lezhin Comics is a webtoon platform primarily aiming at adult audiences. Unlike most platforms which host content for free, Lezhin has a pay-for-model. This is […]
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Mike S Miller: How Making Mistakes Is Not The End
Mike S Miller? Isn’t this guy associated with ComicsGate? Does this mean I’ve converted to the cult of a bunch of angry man-children? Absolutely not! […]
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G Willow Wilson: The Authenticity of a Comic Pro
G. Willow Wilson, most notable for her creation of the Kamala Khan Ms. Marvel; but she’s not just about who creates the best lasting characters. […]
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SCAM: How Joe Mulvey’s Crew Plays With Heists
SCAM is a heist series with superpowers. But it takes more than a flashy gimmick to get people’s attention. Joe Mulvey’s main series has all […]
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The Resistance: How JMS Combines Sociopolitics And Superheroes
The Resistance by J. Michael Straczynski is a small press comics masterpiece, at least according to the critics. Surrounding it is the beginning of a […]
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Amigo Comics: Why Spain Made a Proven Mistake
Hola mi Amigos; just when I thought the world has everything surrounding comics to a system, a publisher shows something. Amigo Comics is an independent […]
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Wolverine vs Hulk: The Parallel Character Arc
Wolverine vs Hulk a classic for introducing X-Men’s most popular mutant. For some background detail, Hulk finds himself in Canada fighting against the Canadian government […]
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Days of Future Past: Adaptations of Second Chances
X-Men again; and this time Days of Future Past? You can’t deny the effect the Children of the Atom have on pop culture. And after […]
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Robert Kirkman: The Meaning of Long Running Fun
Robert Kirkman, one of the most groundbreaking comic auteurs for his series The Walking Dead. In it Kirkman tells a zombie apocalypse caused by a […]
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X-Men Sanctuary: Magneto’s New Genesis
Sanctuary is a two-part episode in 90s X-Men animated series based on Chris Claremont’s last story for nine years. In all honesty, the comic despite […]
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