Savage Hearts #2: I can Barely Feel Their Love Bites!
Savage Hearts #2
Grab a beetle, aphid or creepy-crawlie and join us for a review of Savage Hearts #2 (@aubreysitterson @jebriodo @Lovern @TaylorEspo) @DarkHorseComics #savagehearts
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Canto III: Lionhearted #2: Traveling Heart
Canto III: Lionhearted #2
Canto is always good but Canto III: Lionhearted #2 is one of the best issues yet! Check out the spoiler free review @IDWPublishing @davidbooher @Drew_Zucker @AstoneVittorio @andworlddesign @cantocomic #IDWPublishing #Canto
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Wonder Woman #777: Damn! I Feel Like a Woman!
Wonder Woman #777
Wonder Woman #777: Never send a man to do a woman’s job! @beckycloonan @ michaelwConrad & @manulupac take #WonderWoman, Siggy, Ratatosk, & Deadman to Earth-11, where we get a woman’s touch to their greatest heroes. From @DCComics
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Examining New X-Men Pt. 18: Rabbit’s Moon
Grant Morrison’s New X-Men, Phil Jimenez’s Jean Grey, the fable of the rabbit in the moon, and my 2005 move to help my brain-injured mother. Lessons learned. Dramatic actions taken. Our examinations ended.
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Werewolves Within: The Monster Unleashed
Werewolves Within
, I have loved the idea that right under the surface of the seemingly civilized, there is a monster clawing to get out and that good people can be monsters in the right circumstances and even more to the point, sometimes monsters look and act like good people.
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Be Gay, Do Shenanigans: An Interview with Tee Franklin & Max Sarin about Harley Quinn: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour
Recently, Comic Watch got the opportunity to talk to @MizTeeFranklin and @max_sarin about their new book: Harley Quinn: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour from @DCComics #EatBangKillTour #HarleyQuinn
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The Dreaming: Waking Hours #12: Happy Endings and Sweet Dreams
The Dreaming: Waking Hours #12
There are happy endings and sweet dreams in The Dreaming: The Waking Hours #12 as the imaginative and gorgeous limited series comes to an end. @GWillowWilson @ArtofNickRobles @_matlopes_ @SimonBowland #DCBlackLabel @DCComics
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Examining New X-Men Pt. 17: What Comes After
What does it mean to rewrite old scenes, to revisit old stories, to change characters and plots, to reuse old titles and dress characters in old clothes? A look at the past 20 years of X-Men & where they may go from here.
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Jungle Cruise: A Wild Ride Comes to Life!
Jungle Cruise
There is no wonder that Jungle Cruise took many elements from Pirates and put them into this film. A fabled cursed treasure, a strong-willed female lead, two different set of villains and lots of action and special effects are all elements that both movie franchises used, and it served them well.
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Sweet Paprika #1: This Devil’s A Loser
Sweet Paprika #1
Sweet Paprika #1 introduces us to the life of a sexually frustrated loner disguised as an angry business executive. With a great creative team, this first issue is a wild ride from the first to the last page!
@Ci__m0n, @fabio_amelia @Mirkand #SweetPaprika
Wonder Woman #776: I am the Faerie Prince
Wonder Woman #776
The creators are world building a lush and diverse land for Wonder Woman to venture into, while still remaining true to her roots in Wonder Woman #776. This is an issue worthy of a standing ovation.
@michaelwconrad @beckycloonan @thejillthompson
Examining New X-Men Pt. 16: Authorship, Ownership, Brinkmanship, Relationship
Love polygons, hypotrochoid psychology, stars under iron masks, perceptual truth. The reality of comfort objects, the Phoenix and Xorn as jouissance, the X-Men as the object of desire. From Slavoj Žižek to Igor Kordey, Luce Irigaray to Neal Adams, reaching.
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