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  • Special Delivery: Dark Horse Directly to Your Doorstep

    Special Delivery: Dark Horse Directly to Your Doorstep

    Dark Horse Comics wants to take the fan experience to the next level. After introducing Dark Horse Deluxe to bring fans merchandise from their favourite gaming, comic, and television series, the company is expanding its reach to suit the tastes of more discerning consumers through the creation of carefully curated and crafted limited edition products

    By Wendy Browne
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  • Powers of X #1: The End is the Beginning is the End

    Powers of X #1: The End is the Beginning is the End

    Powers of X #1 VC’s Clayton Cowles (letterer), Marte Gracia (colors), Jonathan Hickman (writer), Tom Muller (design), R.B. Silva (artist) Marvel Comics July 31, 2019 This review contains spoilers for Powers of X #1 Powers of X #1 begins on a park bench ten years ago and ends in a library a thousand years into

    By Kayleigh Hearn
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  • Previously On Comics: Disproportionately Bosomy Pleasure

    Previously On Comics: Disproportionately Bosomy Pleasure

    Hello! Kate here to help you start your week by catching up on some of last week’s comics-related news you might have missed. Sometimes there’s a theme in the news that comes out, and this week that theme is money. Specifically, people not having enough of it because capitalism is a system that punishes us all. 

    By Kate Tanski
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  • Top 10 Steven Universe Songs

    Top 10 Steven Universe Songs

    By now the news has already spread among the fandom:  five-season success and award-winning animated series Steven Universe has a movie coming up. Not only are we getting a feature-length Steven adventure with the Crystal Gems, Cartoon Network and Rebecca Sugar know their audience. The movie is going to be a musical, the second in

    By Jamie Kingston
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  • Con(ference) Diary: CSS19 Comics/Politics

    Con(ference) Diary: CSS19 Comics/Politics

    The Comics Studies Society held its second annual conference at Toronto’s Ryerson University over the last weekend of July. Drawing on the theme, Comics/Politics, CSS19 attendees from around the world participated in a conference that foregrounded Canadian comics scholarship and practice in plenaries featuring Tara Audibert, Cole Pauls, Camille Callison, Jillian Tamaki, and Fiona Smyth.

    By Adrienne Resha
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  • Batman: Rebirth #75 – It’s Bane’s World, We’re Just Living In It!

    Batman: Rebirth #75 – It’s Bane’s World, We’re Just Living In It!

    Batman: Rebirth #75 Tony Salvador Daniel (artist), Mitch Gerads (inker), Tomeu Morey (colorist), Tom King (writer) DC Comics July 17, 2019 Batman: Rebirth #75 marks the beginning of “City Of Bane,” and the beginning of the end to Tom King’s Batman run, and it doesn’t hesitate to come out of the gate with a compelling

    By B Douglass McKenna
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  • Jinn Packs in a Lot in Five Episodes, But I Still Want More

    Jinn Packs in a Lot in Five Episodes, But I Still Want More

    Jinn, Netflix’s first Arabic language property, follows a group of high school students as they navigate the supernatural. On a school trip to Petra, Jordan, a student dies in an accident, following which strange events begin to occur around the survivors. Despite general antipathy towards extra-normal events, the students begin to accept that Jinn may

    By Louis Skye
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  • The Freeze Vol. 1: Who Deserves to Be Saved?

    The Freeze Vol. 1: Who Deserves to Be Saved?

    The Freeze Volume 1 Troy Peteri (letterer), Phillip Sevy (illustrator and colourist), Dan Wickline (writer) Top Cow Productions, Inc. May 8, 2019 The world is swallowed up by an unusual apocalypse when the entire population is simultaneously frozen in place. Well, everyone except Ray, who immediately discovers that he is the only person capable of

    By Wendy Browne
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