For the Union Makes Us Strong
Racist superheroes, sexist comics fans, abusive pros, and everything else we need to stand united and deal with.
DetailsMovies for When You Don’t Want Superheroes
Five comics-based movies that have no superheroes. Bruce Lee! Gemma Arterton! Lum! Warrior Nun!
DetailsKim Yale and Zatanna: Come Together
Kim Yale, Elaine Lee, Estaban Maroto brought us an intelligent, feminist Zatanna comic. Audiences did not all respond well.
DetailsResponsibility In Art Through Black Mask Studios’ ‘Beautiful Canvas’
There’s an open discussion on 2020 about art, authors, harm and responsibility. In 2017, @blackmaskstudio released Beautiful Canvas ( @ryanklindsay , @sami_kivela , Triona Farrel , @ryanwriter ), and I now open its pages with a look on that discussion.
DetailsComics, Culture, & More…A Personal Journey pt. 8
In this issue of Comics, Culture, & More we talk about the false sense of ownership we sometimes get when dealing with our fandom.
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Venomous Poison: A Story of Addicts & Aliens
My name is Benjamin Morgan, and I am an Alcoholic. Now that I have your attention, please join me for my Introductory Column here on Comic Watch – I’ll be going in-depth with my own personal struggles with alcohol addiction, and contrasting them with those of The Venom Symbiote, and how it has battled constantly since arriving on Earth with the confusion of Human Emotions, and the differences between Right and Wrong.
DetailsFive Peculiar Mutant Abilities
Wolverine! Storm! We know these mutants well, but their mutations may not be what we think! Does Wolverine have mutant hair?
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OPINION: WTF Happened In Comics This Week!? – 9/6
WTF happened in comics this week 9/6 from copycat tracers to new anthology’s about real life woman heroes. We look at the high lights and low lights of another week in the business of comics entertainment
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Julie Kenner’s Extraordinarily Yours
Julie Kenner’s Extraordinarily Yours series is romantic comedy adventure about life with powers and dating in the age of the superhero.
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I Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up
Kodama Naoko’s I Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up is a gentle, simple, surprisingly deep, and very queer comic about two friends, one a lesbian, one disinterested in men, who pretend to marry.
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