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  • Cover Girl: The Amazing Mary Jane #1

    Cover Girl: The Amazing Mary Jane #1

    • Art & Design
    • December 6, 2019

    Welcome to Cover Girl. Each month, we gather a team of WWAC contributors to analyze a new and notable comic book cover featuring one or more women. This month, Nola, Claire, Wendy, and Emma examine Humberto Ramos’s cover of The Amazing Mary Jane #1.

    By Wendy Browne
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  • Four-Colour Faves: Jackie Brown presents Mister Sinister

    Four-Colour Faves: Jackie Brown presents Mister Sinister

    • Comics, Interviews, Opinion
    • December 6, 2019

    Whether he’s messing around in the Summers gene pool, or messing around in, well, the entire mutant population’s gene pool, Mister Sinister — nee Nathaniel Essex — is one of the most enigmatic villains the X-Men have ever faced. He’s always got something up his sleeve, and that’s just a small part of his charm.

    By Wendy Browne
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  • Last Week’s Episode: Robert Batmanson Strikes Again

    Last Week’s Episode: Robert Batmanson Strikes Again

    • News, Television and Film
    • December 5, 2019

    We’re so close to the premiere of Cats AND Laura Dern won best supporting actress at the New York Film Critics Circle awards so let’s end the week with some good energy.

    By Kat Overland
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  • The Wilds Volume One: A Beautiful Zombie Apocalypse

    The Wilds Volume One: A Beautiful Zombie Apocalypse

    • Comics, Reviews
    • December 5, 2019

    The Wilds Volume One Natasha Alterici (cover artist), Vita Ayala (writer), Jim Campbell (letterer), Danny Lore (editor), Marissa Louise (colourist), Emily Pearson (artist), Stelladia (colourist) Black Mask Studios November 20, 2019 What is most striking about this zombie apocalypse is, well, the flowers. Every zombie story seeks a new take on the shambling press of undead

    By Wendy Browne
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  • The Complete Gail Simone Red Sonja Omnibus

    The Complete Gail Simone Red Sonja Omnibus

    • Comics
    • December 5, 2019

    The Complete Gail Simone Red Sonja Omnibus Simon Bowland (letters), Walter Geovani (artist), Gail Simone (writer) Dynamite Entertainment November 26, 2019 CONTENT WARNING: This article contains discussion of rape. Slave. Warrior. She-Devil. I don’t remember Red Sonja. In fact, I think I fell asleep during it … the movie, I mean. Everything I know about

    By Amanda Hardebeck
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  • For the Love of Time and Sandwiches: Jughead’s Time Police #3-5

    For the Love of Time and Sandwiches: Jughead’s Time Police #3-5

    • Comics, Reviews
    • December 4, 2019

    Jughead’s Time Police #3-5 Derek Charm (Art and Covers), Sina Grace (Writing); Matt Herms (Coloring) Rebekah Isaacs with Matt Herms (Covers), Ryan Jampole (Cover), Jack Morelli (Lettering); Darick Robertson with Matt Herms (Cover), Dan Schkade with Matt Herms (Cover), Brent Schoonover (Cover), Greg Smallwood (Cover) Archie Comics August 17th, 2019-October 17th, 2019 It’s been awhile

    By Lisa Fernandes
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  • The Performative Horniness of Dawn of X

    The Performative Horniness of Dawn of X

    • Comics, Essays, Opinion
    • December 4, 2019

    Adjoining bedrooms. That was all it took for the X-Men’s most infamous love triangle to suddenly become a canon poly triad in the minds of fans everywhere. Elsewhere in the same issue, we bore witness to Corsair’s partner hitting on Rachel Summers, his granddaughter, another character generally accepted as queer despite only the most subtextual

    By Nola Pfau
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  • Butcher of Paris: A Gory and Gripping Murder Mystery

    Butcher of Paris: A Gory and Gripping Murder Mystery

    • Comics, Reviews
    • December 4, 2019

    Butcher of Paris #1 Dean Kotz (Artist), Troy Peteri (Letters), Stephanie Phillips (Writer), Jason Wordie (Colours) Dark Horse Comics December 4, 2019 The Second World War was a time of great horror, but one man decided to take advantage of the despair around him for his own personal, and horrific, gain.

    By Louis Skye
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  • Con Diary: Thought Bubble 2019

    Con Diary: Thought Bubble 2019

    • Con Diaries
    • December 3, 2019

    This year was to be only my second time attending Thought Bubble, the first two years ago and, having missed 2018 as it was the weekend after my wedding. As much as I was tempted to bring my wedding dress and get a second wear of that puppy at the mid-con party, I opted for

    By Amy Garvey
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  • IDW Pubwatch December 2019

    IDW Pubwatch December 2019

    • Pubwatch
    • December 3, 2019

    Welcome to the December IDW Pubwatch! It’s been a busy month at IDW and I’ve got all the interesting news coming out of the publishing house as well as tons of IDW comic book reviews. Plus, I have a selection of my favourite covers from this month!

    By Louis Skye
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  • Dynamite Pubwatch: December 2019

    Dynamite Pubwatch: December 2019

    • Pubwatch
    • December 3, 2019

    Welcome to the Dynamite Comics Pubwatch for the month of December ! I’m Lisa, Dynamite is my explosive beat, and here’s this month’s news!

    By Lisa Fernandes
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  • Discovering We Ride Upon Sticks at the NYCC Book Club

    Discovering We Ride Upon Sticks at the NYCC Book Club

    • Bookmarked, Events, Interviews
    • December 3, 2019

    New York Comic Con boasts several events every year, ranging from panels of superstars to custom sketches by beloved artists, to themed “experiences.” This year, it also included a series of NYCC book club meetings featuring a range of different upcoming books to be published by Penguin Random House. For each one, interested con attendees

    By Emily Lauer
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  • Ezra Claytan Daniels on Innovative Storytelling & Upgrade Soul

    Ezra Claytan Daniels on Innovative Storytelling & Upgrade Soul

    • Comics, Interviews
    • December 2, 2019

    Most graphic novels exist in the form of books, meant to be read, leafed through and live on your shelf. But Ezra Claytan Daniels’ Upgrade Soul isn’t most graphic novels. It originated as an innovative, serialized story on iOS back in 2012. It was brought back into the public eye last year, when it was

    By Jameson Hampton
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  • Old Friendships Shine in New Mutants #2

    Old Friendships Shine in New Mutants #2

    • Comics, Reviews
    • December 2, 2019

    New Mutants #2 Jonathan Hickman (Writer), Travis Lanham (Letterer), Tom Muller (Designer), Rod Reis (Artist) November 27, 2019 This issue contains spoilers for New Mutants #2. New Mutants #2 is a delight. The New Mutants are stuck in space jail, bound for space court, with only Roberto’s wildly incompetent space lawyer in between the team

    By Emma Snape
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  • Fallen Angels #2 Keeps Falling Further And Further

    Fallen Angels #2 Keeps Falling Further And Further

    • Comics, Reviews
    • December 2, 2019

    Fallen Angels #2 Frank D’Armata (colors), Bryan Hill (writer), Szymon Kudranski (artist), Tom Muller (designer), VC’s Joe Sabino (letters), Ashley Witter (cover) Marvel Comics November 27, 2019 So I’m very hit or miss with Bryan Hill’s books. Fallen Angels #2 firmly falls in the latter column. Most of Dawn of X has been so fantastic,

    By Cori McCreery
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  • Previously on Comics: What Happens in Secret Library Cabal…

    Previously on Comics: What Happens in Secret Library Cabal…

    • News
    • December 2, 2019

    I guess this was Thanksgiving or shopping weekend or something for Americans? I don’t know. I’m Canadian and I eat my turkey in October and do my Christmas shopping in August like a responsible consumer. In the meantime, stuff has been happening in the comics world.

    By Wendy Browne
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