Movies for When You Don’t Want Superheroes
Five comics-based movies that have no superheroes. Bruce Lee! Gemma Arterton! Lum! Warrior Nun!
DetailsRai #7: A Shot in the Dark
Rai #7
Rai #7 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse, Sharpe): Issue after issue Rai proves to be everything that makes great fiction so attention-grabbing and does it like 16x over as it flawlessly blends genres. @ValiantComics
DetailsSHADOW SERVICE #2: You Need a Stronger Stomach
SHADOW SERVICE #2
SHADOW SERVICE #2 (Scott, Howell, Farrell, Andworld) continues to unfold the underground world of the supernatural around its central character in a story that deepens the characters & expands the cast in an interesting, engaging way. @TheVaultComics
DetailsRaised By Wolves: Hello Mother, Hello Father
Raised by Wolves
From time to time, a new show comes along that has a certain magic. That something special that makes it both entertaining and relevant to the current period events.
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Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle! Series Review: A 9 to 5 Adventuring Job
Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!
Series review of #anime Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!. The adventuring guild Kibou Company has just hired its new president. This series is the latest in a seemingly growing line up of lackluster mobile-game-adaptations. #anitwt
DetailsSmall Press Saturday with Greg Anderson Elysée and Is’nana the Were-spider
In this Small Press Saturday, Comic Watch talks with Greg Anderson Elysée about his series Is’nana the Were-spider!
DetailsBungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgment Series Review: Sword and the Pen
Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgment
Series review of Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgement. Japan’s most remarkable writers fight to protect the stories they wrote. A lifeless and overly complicated series that fails to grab anyone’s attention.
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.
DetailsExcalibur #12: He Did WHAT!?
Excalibur #12
Excalibur #12 (Howard, To, & Arciniega) delivers a fun story- assuming the reader is able to leave their preconceptions behind.
DetailsShironeko Project Zero Chronicle Series Review: An Instant Case of Forgetability
Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle
Series review of Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle. The Kingdoms of Light and Darkness struggle to bring about a lasting peace. An amazingly dull and painfully series to sit through. Here is a show that asks for far too much of your attention.
DetailsBlackwood: The Mourning After #4: Ending With A Bang
Blackwood: The Mourning After #4
Blackwood: The Mourning After #4 ( @evandorkin @itsveronicafish @AndyTFish @gwingcommander ) brings the miniseries to a close with a climax that I will be thinking about for days. With incredible writing and stunning art, the creative team has put together a series worth rereading and worth waiting for what is next.
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