And the winner is… Marvel?
Fast Food Chain Wendy’s picks favorite comic book publisher, but did DC win with the best tweet?
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Comic Watchers E018: Spotlight on Marvel’s Man Without Fear and Top Cow’s Infinite Dark
The Comic Watchers are back with deep conversation about COMIC BOOKS! Movies and all things nerd.
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Break Open the Scabs: A Vivisection of Sugarvirus
Written by Warren Ellis, drawn by Martin Chaplin, Sugarvirus is an early 1990s comic about addict behavior, survival drives, and the scariness of being alive.
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The Comic Watchers Show SE: 2 EP: 3 Buffy The Vampire Slayer and GOTG Plus so much more.
We welcome full time Matt to the show, We see if Buffy is a hit or not, GOTG plus so much more. Also celebrating that we are officially on Itunes Podcast, Spotify and Soundcloud.
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Claudine Will Make You Angry
Riyoko Okeda’s Claudine is evergreen in the way few trans comics remain after decades. Its author’s genuineness and that its primary goal is not to laud, to warm, to laugh, or to amuse, but to make you angry.
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The Comic Watchers Show: SE: 02 EP 02 – Now on Itunes, Spotify and Soundcloud.
We talk news, Jessica Jones, Superman and so much more plus we are NOW on Itunes Podcast, Spotify, and Soundcloud!
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Not Quite a Pass: Things I Tolerate to Get Through Comics
When you are deep enough in comics, there are things that rankle you, that sit wrong, but you learn – not to give them a pass, but – to tolerate them as they go by.
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Living the Moment with Scatterlands
Warren Ellis’ and Jason Howard’s Scatterlands does not culminate, it has no denouement, no arc and settlement. Scatterlands both goes and it goes entirely within the scope of its panel, each time.
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Award Show LIVE this TUESDAY @ 530pm PST
Join us with the first EVER Annual Comic Watch Awards show, LIVE on Youtube and Facebook this Tuesday, January 15th at 530pm PST.
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Captain Britain in Ten Pages
For more than forty years, Brian Braddock has been saving the day, fighting evil, and being a decent guy in the Marvel Universe. Captain Britain has been drawn by some of the greats, like Herb Trimpe, Carlos Pacheco, and Alan Davis. Here are ten pages from ten different comics, giving a ten-sided perspective on the man, the myth, the superhero.
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Arrogant as Ever: Hubris, Monstrosity, and Hope in The Best Defense
The Defenders is the Clifford, the Big Red Dog of superhero comics. Every outing is an exercise in how do we make this work? Too powerful for most threats. Too territorial for one comic. Too touchy to team up. So, how did Al Ewing and the gang pull it off?
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