Comics For Communities
All comics are engagements with communities, some comics are targeting demographics, and sometimes Trina Robbins, John Byrne, Amamiya Sae or Malcolm Shaw can just open up your entire heart and make you happy cry.
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The Immortal Hulk #24: The Steel Throne
The Immortal Hulk #24
Immortal Hulk #24 (Ewing, Bennett) has it all! A battle to the end with Hulk sitting proud at Shadow Base, and the outcome may lead our gamma giant to new cosmic heights and could affect every living being on Earth!
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Nightwing #65: All in the Family
Nightwing #65
Nightwing #65 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi) brings some Essential of Emeril-level spice that is much needed to the formerly bland story of “I’m not actually Nightwing despite acting exactly like Nightwing” Ric Grayson.
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Livewire #11: Party Up!
Livewire #11
Livewire #11 (Ayala, Ford, Fitzpatrick): Seeing Ayala and co. not be afraid to shy away from tackling real world type issues is not only engaging, but refreshing.
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Daredevil #12: Broken
Daredevil #12
Daredevil #12 (Zdarsky, Chechetto, Woodard, Cowles, Marvel) has our heroes (and villains) scrambling back towards normal spectacularly.
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Twilight Men: An Interview with Koren Shadmi
Celebrate The Twilight Zone’s 60th anniversary with this interview with writer/illustrator Koren Shadmi and his new Humanoids book, ‘Twilight Man: Rod Serling and the Birth of Television’, on sale now!
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BATWOMAN: Out & Proud
BATWOMAN
Some see fear. Others, see hope. I see the “FREEDOM” to be myself, to play by my own rules. – Kate Kane
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The Batman’s Grave #1: “I Can Only Think Like a Victim”
The Batman’s Grave #1
‘The Batman’s Grave #1’ (Ellis, Hitch, Nowland, Sinclair) is a perfect Batman story in an era that desperately needed one.
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JOKER: A Beautiful Dark Twisted (almost) Masterpiece
Joker
JOKER (Phoenix, De Niro, Conroy, Beetz) is a riveting, insightful tale of a man left behind by society, and coming untethered from any remaining semblance of sanity. Beautiful and dour at the same time, it forces the viewer to think.
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Batman #80: Fathers and Sons
Batman #80
Batman #80 (King, Romita Jr., Janson, Morey): Literary wit, astonishing action, and kneebuckling art all abound in this issue. What more could you possibly want?
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NEWS WATCH: ICYMI NYCC 2019 IDW Announcement Wrap-Up
IDW’s show-stopping highlights from New York Comic-Con 2019
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Skeletonizing Watchmen
A look into Watchmen and into myself, a look into mid-1980s superhero comics and how things read now. With all respect to Dave Gibbons, Richard Bruning, John Higgins, and Alan Moore.
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