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Women, POC, and LGBTQ Creators in February’s Marvel Comics

Marvel Comics has had successes and failures at representation in its characters in recent months. But what about the creators of these comics? Do the writers, pencillers, inkers, colorists, letterers, and cover artists Marvel hires to weave its narratives reflect reality, or do they perpetuate the same disappointing history?

Dragon Age: Magekiller #1 | Dark Horse Comics (2015) | Greg Rucka (W), Carmen Carnero (A), Sachin Teng (Cover)

Review: Dragon Age Magekiller #2

Dragon Age Magekiller #2 Greg Rucka (writer), Carmen Carnero (penciller), Terry Pallot (inker), Michael Atiyeh (colorist), Sachin Teng (cover) Dark Horse Comics January 20, 2016 Disclaimer: A review copy of this book was provided by the publisher, and this review contains spoilers. Though he’d sworn never to return to the place of his enslavement, in the first issue of this…

Mighty Marvel Monday: Bad News For Diversity

So last week’s Mighty Marvel Monday, I wrote about how wonderful it was to see Marvel making actual attempts at diversifying its creative teams and also being recognized for the quality work they do (side note: isn’t it weird how the stories being written by women – that have characters from underrepresented groups being treated as…

Milestone Media’s Jason Jones Scott Shares a Story of Racial Profiling

It’s February: Black History Month, Martin Luther King Day, #BlackComicsMonth, and Dwayne McDuffie’s birthday all rolled into one month. An entire month meant to be a showcase of black pride in the US, celebrating and uplifting the voices, and creations of black people, highlighting the history that is whitewashed away in an attempt to minimize it. In…

Incredible Indie Tuesday: Which Would You Be, Power Ranger or Princess?

Loyal readers, in a perfect world, you would get this delightful weekly column without fail every Tuesday.  But in that perfect world, no one’s co-workers get unexpectedly fired right before the holidays, and therefore your devoted columnist has time to write instead of spending hours trying to negotiate a settlement package to make sudden unemployment at…

Incredible Indie Tuesday: If You Like French Time-Traveling Space Secret Agents, This Column’s For You

Are you ready for the GREATEST comic movie news of 2015 that doesn’t feature Sebastian Stan’s mournful eyes???  The dude who made The Fifth Element is making a movie out of the French comic Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, which is exactly the kind of ’60s sci-fi zany adventure it sounds like.   The two titular leads are…

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