2019 Annual Comic-Watch Awards: The nominees are….
Comic Watch has worked really hard on our FIRST annual Comic Watch awards “the Watchies.” We are proud to present the 2019 Nominees!!
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DARTH VADER #25: DARTH VADER VS DEATH
Darth Vader #25
oule has a talent for balancing sledgehammer heavy action with artful plot seed planting, and the way he uses both here shows that he’s truly gets Vader. Not just as a battle-hardened killing machine (although he nails that too) but also as the tragically flawed man underneath the mask.
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Killmonger #2 (of 5): Anger Like an Old Gun
Killmonger learns the art of the kill, but is that enough to keep him from getting in his own way?
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Captain America #6: Who Wants to Live Forever?
Captain America #6
Captain America #6: Aleksander Lukin is back! Join us for the stunning conclusion of “Winter in America.” Cap”s life may never be the same.
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Merry X-Men Holiday Special #1
Merry X-Men Holiday Special #1
Marvel’s merry mutants come together for 25 days of holiday spirit in “Merry X-Men Holiday Special #1”
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Deathstroke #38: Two Birds in the Bush, None in the Hand
Deathstroke #38
Deathstroke #38: A deep dive into the inner workings of the mental health institution in the United States and the dichotomy of the public perception towards it begins to come into focus in the latest issue of “Arkham Asylum”.
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Dead Man Logan #2: Junkie Man, Tell Me What the Story is…
Dead Man Logan #2
Dead Man Logan #2: The search for Mysterio continues as Sin and Ms. Sinister plot a path for world domination!
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Representation and Relevance: An Interview With Mariko Tamaki
An interview with X-23, Supergirl: Being Super, and This One Summer writer, Mariko Tamaki.
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Green Arrow #47: Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow
Green Arrow #47
Green Arrow #47: With Ollie captured by Citizen, it’s up to the people of Star City to render a verdict. Will justice be done?
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It’s About Ethics in Comic Book Journalism: The Politics of X-Men: Red
Tom Taylor’s phenomenal run on X-Men: Red was more than a good story paired with wonderful art, it was an allegory for the monsters currently stalking our world — as well the golden thread which will lead us all out of the labyrinth.
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