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Out of the Bottle with the Latest DC Super Hero Girls

August 21, 2018

DC Super Hero Girls: Out of the Bottle Shea Fontana (writer); Marcelo Di Chiara, Agnes Garbowska and Mirka Andolfo (artists); Janice Chiang (letterer); Silvana Brys and Jeremy Lawson (colours) DC Comics Aug 1, 2018 It’s August, which means the release of DC Comics’ latest trade of their hit ...

Comics, Reviews

Hardcore Lady-Types Living Their Best Life: Lumberjanes #50

June 12, 2018

Lumberjanes #50 Shannon Watters & Kat Leyh (Writers), Dozerdraws (Artist), Maarta Laiho (Colourist), Aubrey Aiese (Letterer) BOOM! Box May 2018 I used to be a regular Lumberjanes reader, but over the last few years, I’m ashamed to admit I’ve fallen behind on all my ongoing ...

Comics, Opinion, Reviews

Grab a Sword and Enter the Cardboard Kingdom

May 23, 2018

The Cardboard Kingdom Chad Sell (creator & artist); Jay Fuller, David DeMeo, Katie Schenkel, Kris Moore, Molly Muldoon, Vid Alliger, Manuel Betancourt, Michael Cole, Cloud Jacobs, Barbara Perez Marquez (writers) Random House June 2018 Adventure roams the streets as a neighborhood of ...

Comics, Reviews

Corpse Talk: Ground-Breaking Comics

February 24, 2018

Corpse Talk: Ground-Breaking Women Adam and Lisa Murphy Phoenix at David Fickling Books, March 1st 2018 There are children for whom this will rank among the most valuable books of their lives, and it only costs ten pounds (penny change). I appreciate this is an introduction with what’s perhaps ...

Comics

Stephanie Phillips’ NWHL Comic is Kicking Ice and Taking Names

February 15, 2018

Hockey, in particular, the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL), is very near and dear to writer Stephanie Phillips heart, and Kicking Ice shows it. The all-ages graphic novel about two young female hockey players who dream of being drafted is like a love letter to the NWHL. Since its in ...

Comics, Essays

Over the Garden Wall is a Fairy Tale Journey Out of Darkness

November 29, 2017

Nearly every bit of children’s media that adults also happen to enjoy inevitably gets twisted into some darker story: Ash Ketchum is in a coma, Hogwarts is an imaginary sanctuary for an abused child, and My Neighbor Totoro is really about a horrific crime.

Comics, Reviews

Wrapped Up #2: Your Everyday Preteen Mummy

November 25, 2017

Wrapped Up #2 Dave Scheidt (Writer), Scoot McMahon and Carolyn Nowak (Art), Sean Dove (Colorist) Lion Forge Comics November 15th, 2017 Milo is your everyday preteen boy. His parents are divorced. He has a sister he struggles to get along with. He loves pizza. And of course, he’s a mummy. ...

Comics, Reviews

Kid Sherlock #3: “Missing Equipment” by Justin Phillips and Sean Miller is Light and Fun

October 12, 2017

Kid Sherlock #3 Justin Phillips (writer and letterer), Sean Miller (pencils and inks), Lesley Atalansky (colors) Action Lab Comics August 23, 2017 In the third issue of Kid Sherlock, the playground equipment for classroom 221 at Baker Elementary has gone missing, and the eponymous kid Sherlock ...

Comics, Reviews

Review: Ghosts by Raina Teglemeier

October 12, 2016

Ghosts Raina Telgemeier (Writer, Artist), Braden Lamb (Colors) Scholastic Graphix September 2016

Comics, Interviews

Finding the Kids Comics Market

October 6, 2016

Gone are the days of parents rolling their eyes in exasperation as little Suzie begs for the latest issue of Spider-Man, carefully placed near the candy bars at the grocery store check-out. Archie Comics might still appear in that coveted spot above the latest issue of The Enquirer, but long ...

Kids Comics

Out of the Bottle with the Latest DC Super Hero Girls

Hardcore Lady-Types Living Their Best Life: Lumberjanes #50

Grab a Sword and Enter the Cardboard Kingdom

Corpse Talk: Ground-Breaking Comics

Stephanie Phillips’ NWHL Comic is Kicking Ice and Taking Names

Over the Garden Wall is a Fairy Tale Journey Out of Darkness

Wrapped Up #2: Your Everyday Preteen Mummy

Kid Sherlock #3: “Missing Equipment” by Justin Phillips and Sean Miller is Light and Fun

Review: Ghosts by Raina Teglemeier

Finding the Kids Comics Market

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