REVIEW: THE BACKSTAGERS #1 by James Tynion IV, Rian Sygh, Walter Baiamonte
Disclaimer: August’s theme has proven to be a tad too difficult for me. But I found a comic that fits into July’s theme perfectly. I hope you all forgive […]
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Review: Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection, Vol. 1
From the foreword to Moonshot, by editor Hope Nicholson: MOONSHOT is a project that is a thrilling new collection that showcases diverse aboriginal representation in comic books. This is an anthology […]
High School, Magic, and Ferrets: Why You Should Read Boom!Box’s Jonesy.
Gather up, guys, I’ll tell you a little story. It all started with me sitting in my humble abode and thinking about fairies. The former happens all the time, the […]
Saga: Adventures in Space
Saga is the totally beautiful, totally terrifying, realistic science fiction fantasy graphic novel series that has taken the world by storm. Set in a galaxy far far away, Saga blends sci-fi […]
Notes From VanCAF 2016!
Last weekend was a blissful blur of comics and it was so fun adventuring through the aisles and aisles of talent with Janet and Lindsay. Since I have, obviously, given […]
Snapshot: Giant Days, Vol. 1 (Giant Days #1-4) by John Allison, Lissa Treiman, Whitney Cogar (Colors)
Paperback, 128 pages Published December 1st 2015 by BOOM! Box Source: Library Oooh, how I have missed writing reviews in point form. I know there are people who will die […]
Foreign Language in Barrier #1 by Brian K. Vaughan, Marcos Martin, and Muntsa Vicente
*Disclaimer: In my efforts to stick to this month’s theme, I kind of lost track of everything else. Consequently, this comic is NOT kid friendly due to violence, quite a bit […]
World of Word Craft: Walkingnorth
Walkingnorth (Ari) is a bespectacled artist living in England. She like books, chocolate, and pretty dresses (especially when other people are wearing them). Stories with diverse characters and world-building are very […]
Review: Always Human by walkingnorth
This is a story about nanobots, genetic engineering, and two girls falling in love. No matter how technology changes us, we’ll always be human. — [X] I swear I’m not […]
OHMYGOSH, SO MANY REY COSPLAYERS : some notes from The Emerald City Comicon 2016
I’ve recently spent three days in Seattle, rubbing shoulders with 80-90 thousand other comics and pop-culture-loving weirdos and lived to tell the tale! Unfortunately, my memories of the event are […]
The Book Wars 