There are many iconic locations in #TDW Universe, but in our thirteenth edition of #TheWalkingDead Deluxe IN LIVING COLOR we look back at one of the coolest of them all. The prison! @RobertKirkman @RusWooton @DaveMcCaig @CharlieAdlard
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Alisa Kwitney’s lively novel Rogue: Untouched explores the someday-superhero Rogue’s formative years with a careful, fun hand. #XMenMonday @akwitney
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Examining New X-Men continues in pt. 6 with a close look at globalization, the War in Afghanistan, 9/11, minority neighborhoods, and the crisis of an evil Magneto. #XMenMonday
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In the episode of Under the Shell we take a look at everyone’s favorite loner, Raphael. Like him, love him, or hate him, he’s a much-needed part of the turtle family.
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In this episode of Comics, Culture, & More we talk about the big, bad, and scary books published by independent publishers and why they are taking valuable shelf space at your LCS.
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Examining New X-Men continues exploring Grant Morrison’s run with a look at cooperation and empathy. #XMenMonday
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Hope isn’t found often in a walker infested world like #TWD & a prison isn’t typically a place that inspires a lot of it, but things are changing with #TheWalkingDead Deluxe IN LIVING COLOR twelve! @RobertKirkman @RusWooton @DaveMcCaig @CharlieAdlard
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The walkers are let loose from the barn in our eleventh installment of #TheWalkingDead Deluxe IN LIVING COLOR and the cycle of violence continues in a way only #TWD can pull off. @RobertKirkman @RusWooton @DaveMcCaig @CharlieAdlard
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The exploration of bodies, souls, and sexualities in Grant Morrison’s New X-Men continues.
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Women of Marvel #1 delivers 13 stories from a collection of talented creators both known and new to Marvel comics. Their only common thread is the strong women highlighted both on the pages & behind the scenes, but the results speak for themselves! #Marvel
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Examining New X-Men pt 4 explores the intimacy of sexuality, soul, mind, and bodies. #XMenMonday
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Pt 3 of a close look at Grant Morrison’s New X-Men, we look at whether it was as new as was advertised, and what new means to a forty year old property.
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