Freaky
There is a fine balance between humor and horror that can make or break a movie. If you tip to the side of humor, it can seem ingenious, if you tip toward blood and gore, the humor seems out of place.
DetailsChiho Saito and Be-PaPas’ Revolutionary Girl Utena: After the Revolution revisits characters from a teenage drama in their thirties.
DetailsIt would be great to see Blue Beetle, Kid Flash or Power Girl and they could do the Terra storyline. There is a bevy of well known and lesser known characters to pull from.
DetailsHollow Heart #1, from VAULT COMICS, tells the story about the love is found between a mechanic and a jumble of human organs that used to be a man, but now resides in a bio-suit, proving that real love doesn’t discriminate in February of 2021.
DetailsJack Kirby & Stan Lee did not design the Fantastic Four to be a nuclear family. They are a found family, adoptive, and better for it.
DetailsWriter of The Female Furies, The Plain Janes, and most recently, DC’s Batgirl, Cecil Castellucci has a range, intensity, and voice distinctly her own.
DetailsDark Shadows (1991)
“My name is Victoria Winters…”
DetailsThe Invisibles’ Ragged Robin, created by Grant Morrison, as fictive drag, male gaze construct, and autonomous woman?
DetailsNikki and Brie Bella are mostly known for being WWE Superstars and for their love of wine, but their book Incomparable gives a deeper look into their life (which might be more relatable than you think) and leaves you with a sense of empowerment.
DetailsDark Shadows (1991)
“A seance has been held in the great house of Collinwood. A seance that has suspended time and space and sent one woman on an uncertain and frightening journey into the past…”
DetailsNew Romancer, Enigma, and X-Statix writer Peter Milligan answers questions and talks misinterpretation, comics, Chris Claremont, x-books, learning German and Rainer Maria Rilke.
DetailsTom DeFalco and Paul Ryan’s five year run on Fantastic Four was nostalgic, forward-looking, brash, caring, and fun!
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