Mazebook #1: Hanging by a Thread
Mazebook #1
Mazebook #1 (@JeffLemire @swands ) is an intimate exploration of grief and memory that won’t soon be forgotten.
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DIE #19: Gender’s Game
DIe #19
DIE #19 (@kierongillen @HansStephanie & Clayton Cowles) is a beautiful and poignant exploration of finding and accepting queerness through RPGs. With its stunning visuals & gripping narrative, it’s a shame the journey is ending soon. #diecomic @ImageComics
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Gender, Variants, and Gender Variance: Decoding Queerness in Disney+’s Loki (Loki’s Genderfluidity in Marvel Pt. 3)
In the finale of their series exploring Loki’s genderfluidity in #Marvel @ligerlillie analyzes Disney+’s #Loki and how the show both failed & uplifted queer viewers. What makes a Loki a Loki? Queer-coding? Queer survivorship? A bit of both. #Sylvie
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Be Gay, Do Shenanigans: An Interview with Tee Franklin & Max Sarin about Harley Quinn: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour
Recently, Comic Watch got the opportunity to talk to @MizTeeFranklin and @max_sarin about their new book: Harley Quinn: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour from @DCComics #EatBangKillTour #HarleyQuinn
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The Me You Love In The Dark #1: Kindred Spirits
The Me You Love In The Dark #1
The Me You Love in the Dark #1 (@skottieyoung @jecorona #JeanFrancoisBeaulieu @blambot) is a chilling tale driven by familiar fears: ghosts & creative block. The creative team behind #Middlewest seem more inspired than ever! @ImageComics
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Thor Annual #1: For the God Who Has Everything (SPOILER-FREE ADVANCED REVIEW)
Thor Annual #1
Thor Annual #1 (@AaronKuder, Smith, @ChrisOHalloran, @JoeSabino) is an action-packed, nostalgic read. In some ways a “What If…?” issue, it reminds us of what transpired in older Thor stories, but also asks what might have happened instead. #Thor #Marvel
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Thor #15: Getting Hammered (Advanced Spoiler-Free Review)
Thor #15
Thor #15 ( @Doncates @Michele_Bandini @ElisabettaDAm12 @COLORnMATT @JoeBeans) is a thoughtful and visually arresting read. Offering readers a much-needed look at Thor’s fears, it also sets the stage with plenty of intrigue for the future! @Marvel
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Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #4: More Lokis, More Problems (SPOILER-FREE ADVANCED REVIEW)
Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #4
Thor and Loki: Double Trouble #4 (Tamaki, Gurihiru, Maher) effortlessly sustains the energy and playfulness of previous issues. Disappointingly, its charm is undermined by a subtle but pervasive undercurrent of transphobia. #Marvel #Loki #Thor
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Holding Out For A Hero: Loki, Erasure, and the Future of Trans Representation (Loki’s Genderfluidity in Marvel Pt. 2)
In the second part of a series exploring Loki’s genderfluidity, @ligerlillie analyzes depictions of #Loki after Agent of Asgard, comics censorship, the #Pride anthology, and the future of trans stories in comics. #Marvel #LokiWednesdays
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Marvel Voices: Pride: “Early Thaw:” Magneto Was Right Again
Marvel Voices: Pride: “Early Thaw”
Marvel Voices: Pride – Early Thaw (@meakoopa @JavierGarron @Davcuriel @CommentAiry) is a tear-jerker about survivorship & the closet. It lovingly retcons old #XMen stories & is a reminder of what has drawn so many queer readers to them. @Marvel #Pride
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Mighty Valkyries #3: In Search of Something More
Mighty Valkyries #3
Mighty Valkyries #3 (Aaron, Grønbekk, De Iulis, D’Urso, Menyz, and Sabino) is often a feast for the eyes. However, the writers have perhaps bitten off more than they can chew. Hopefully, the next issue is a return to form.
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Shapeshift with Me: A Personal Analysis of Loki: Agent of Asgard (Loki’s Genderfluidity in Marvel Pt. 1)
As #LOKI hits TVs worldwide, @ligerlillie discusses Loki’s genderfluidity and their relationship with the affirming story of Loki: Agent of Asgard (@Al_Ewing @LeeGarbett) in the first part of a three-part series. #CWPride #Pride #Marvel #LokiWednesdays
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