Hello again and welcome to another Previously On Comics! This week is a special TCAF edition, due to WWAC’s zine and panel debut!

Just found the @womenoncomics zine at #TCAF!!! I may be crying it's fine pic.twitter.com/z3K0tazlK9

— Angel C (@angelcwrites) May 13, 2017

Check out the rest of WWAC’s twitter coverage of TCAF, including our very own panel on Comics Criticism and our meet-ups!

A gathering of WWACers at #TCAF. @themeganpurdy @ArdoOmer @angelcwrites @nightxade @jozerphine pic.twitter.com/h5GVJh7UYc

— WWAC (@womenoncomics) May 14, 2017

WWAC family photo with @themeganpurdy @nightxade @christasbooks @ardoomer @fullofwhoa and me! pic.twitter.com/rSX5qnjbZH

— Angel C (@angelcwrites) May 14, 2017

So glad @JoametteGil could make it to #TCAF. Check out our review of the Power and Magic Anthology & pick up a copyhttps://t.co/EKDAQiUx6F pic.twitter.com/IX3lQ18SeY

— WWAC (@womenoncomics) May 14, 2017

Megan tweeted out the LGBTQ panel on Saturday. Find those tweets here.

Ardo tweeted some recommendations inspired by the Comics As Resistance panel.

And in case you missed WWAC’s Critical Eye on Comics panel, moderated by our very own Ardo Omer with panelists Megan Purdy, David Brothers, Stephanie Cooke, and Carta Monir, check out the livetweets from the WWAC Twitter and Angel Cruz !

Other TCAF News!

The Beat has been hosting a fun daily podcast at TCAF: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3. They also did a nice liveblog of the Doug Wright Awards. Congrats to all the winners!

And some non-TCAF-related stuff:

• Charles Pullman-Moore published an important piece on Marvel’s cancellation of Black Panther & The Crew over on i09.
• There’s a lot of chatter about that whole Nightwing: New World Order thing, and this piece by James Whitbrook over on i09 pretty much sums up my feelings.
• Remember when we talked about why it was such a bad idea for the New York Times Graphic Novels Best Sellers list to go away? Heidi at The Beat explores potential consequences based on a new report. 
• May is Mental Health Awareness Month and over at BookRiot, Jessica Plummer has written a brief list of recommendations on comics dealing with mental health, including the comic that was critical for my recovery, Allie Brosh’s Hyperbole and a Half.
• Oh, and check out this interview with C. Spike Trotman over at Loser City!

ICYMI

We’re finally starting to see some Wonder Woman marketing! If you missed it, here’s the final Wonder Woman trailer!!!

Tiny Diana is EVERYTHING. We don’t deserve her!

Also, if you missed Tom Holland and Zendaya’s Lip Sync Battle at the MTV Movie Awards, allow me to help you out. The video below is the full version, as well as the post-performance conversation and a wonderful Spidey-themed kiss between Chrissy Tiegen and hubby John Legend.