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A Tale of Comics Academe in a History Department: An Interview with Professor Julian Chambliss

July 8, 2014

Professor Julian Chambliss’s true origin remains shrouded in mystery but his LinkedIn page tells us that he has been a professor at Rollins College in Florida since 2003. In an interview by Chris Rawlins, Chambliss recounted his first experience teaching with comic books in 2006. As an editor ...

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Comic Review: Action Lab – Midnight Tiger #1

July 8, 2014

Midnight Tiger #1 Ray-Anthony Height DeWayne Feenstra Action Lab We begin with an angry man, on fire, walking into a bar, and ignored by the people on the street who think he’s as high as they are. Our narrator is the Tiger himself, describing this scene in the past tense as the reader gets to ...

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She-Ra Gets a New Look

July 8, 2014

The finale of “The Blood of Grayskull” is here! Darkness has taken over Eternia. He-Man is dead. Only one person can save the day – she is Adora. She is She-Ra! Today The Mary Sue gave us our first look at She-Ra a.k.a Princess Adora, sister of Prince Adam/He-Man. There are a few criticisms to ...

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Mighty Marvel Monday: Bye, Steve

July 7, 2014

Happy post-4th, American Marvellites! Hope you all had a great holiday (or didn’t, if you aren’t in America/don’t care) and are just sitting around thinking about Chris Evans wearing spandex, like a true patriot.

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Crime Comic Review: Amy Devlin, Lost and Found

July 7, 2014

Amy Devlin, Lost and Found Christina Weir (W) Nunzio DeFilippis (W) T J Kirsch (A) Oni Press I mentioned on our twitter that despite my love of prose and television crime stories, I don’t feel much pull from graphic crime fiction. I don’t know if my lack of interest is real, I ...

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Nostalgia Nexus: Fire and Luck

July 4, 2014

Excalibur Series Chris Claremont (W) Alan Davis (A) Marvel So, I started reading Excalibur mainly due to a girl crush on Rachel Summers. She was bad ass, clad in red leather and spikes, with the power to devour worlds. But add in Kitty Pride, her dragon Lockheed, and Nightcrawler? Yeah. I’m there.

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Deep Gravity Preview: Jettisoning Your Space Stalker

July 4, 2014

We don’t tend to post previews, because you can get them just about anywhere. Boring! I’m making an exception, because America-centric pop culture fandom is a mess this week, videos of violent attacks on trans women are circling and being +liked, world culture is suffering for ...

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The DC Daily Planet: Tie-ins and Teases

July 4, 2014

Happy Independence Day to those of our readers in the USA, and happy Friday to everyone else! To start you off on this best of all weekdays, we’ve got new-new books, new-old shows, and an apparently never-ending stream of Batman to discuss: it’s the DC Daily Planet!

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Interview: Courtney Hahn, Co-Creator of Podunk

July 3, 2014

Courtney Hahn is doing excellent work in all age comics. She’s been webcomicing, drawing, and guest-posting like a boss. Her illustrations are bright, happy, and clever. Even the ideas behind the comics make me smile. Like Uni-puppy. It’s a puppy unicorn. There is everything to love about that. ...

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Slave Labor Graphics Turns to Crowdfunding

July 2, 2014

Slave Labor Graphics, known for publishing work like Milk and Cheese, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Nightmares & Fairy Tales, and Lenore, has turned to crowdfunding to keep the business going.

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A Tale of Comics Academe in a History Department: An Interview with Professor Julian Chambliss

Comic Review: Action Lab – Midnight Tiger #1

She-Ra Gets a New Look

Mighty Marvel Monday: Bye, Steve

Crime Comic Review: Amy Devlin, Lost and Found

Nostalgia Nexus: Fire and Luck

Deep Gravity Preview: Jettisoning Your Space Stalker

The DC Daily Planet: Tie-ins and Teases

Interview: Courtney Hahn, Co-Creator of Podunk

Slave Labor Graphics Turns to Crowdfunding

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