Wonder Woman landed on digital download yesterday, and comes out on DVD Blu-ray on September 19th. Since its theatrical release I have heard a number of my female friends voice interest in movie to Themyscira, with countless more mentions online. And who could blame them? Between the all-women population, the…
Fan-favorite creators GAIL SIMONE and CAT STAGGS make their stunning Image debut with this mind-bending new ongoing series! A slick and ruthless Chicago hitman. A smart but downtrodden Seattle housewife. When an inexplicable event strikes these two random strangers, their bodies, souls, and lives are switched to potentially deadly effect.…
I’ve been getting back into comics in a big way, and I’ve spent the past few weeks mainlining Revival: A Rural Noir. It’s a book from Image that finished its run in February with issue #47. It’s written by Tim Seeley and the art is by Mike Norton. The plot…
Twin sisters Jack and Jill were seventeen when they found their way home and were packed off to Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children. This is the story of what happened first… Jacqueline was her mother’s perfect daughter – polite, quiet, and always dressed as a princess. If her mother…
I’m sitting outside and the weather is great. Warm air, a bit on the windy side of breezy, but sunny enough that it’s still lovely. The most annoying thing at the moment is that my lunch keeps scooting across the table because of the wind, and there’s an occasional bee…
Superman is a strange character in terms of pop-culture. He’s one of the most well known superheroes in the world and yet most people pillory him and point out his lackluster cinematic record. There’s probably no easier A-list character to make fun of than the man of steel. He’s a…
I’ve been listening to a podcast called Potter and Daughter in which Joel Watson and Lilly Watson (his daughter) read through the Harry Potter novels and then discuss them a few chapters at a time. It’s a fabulous podcast and I highly recommend it. Anyway, I haven’t re-read the books in quite some time and…
This entry is part 3 of 2 in the series … That Made MeIt’s a new year and people are out there foolishly looking to the future. Resolutions are rolling as if January has a reservoir of self-determination that’s depleted by mid February. But I like to play the contrarian and do…
When you climb to the top of the mountain Look out over the sea Think about the places perhaps, where a young man could be Then you jump back down to the rooftops Look out over the town Think about all of the strange things circulating round It ain’t easy,…
This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series The White, Straight, Cis Male Authors ChallengeBetween work, NaNoWriMo (which I completed this year!), and this site, I didn’t get to read as many books as I would have liked. With that said, I’m so glad that the books I’ve gotten have…
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series The White, Straight, Cis Male Authors ChallengeDepending on which editorial you read about the “White, Straight, Cis Male Authors Challenge” you’ll find people focusing on different things. Sometimes it’s seen as a great way to get more women and minority…
This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series The White, Straight, Cis Male Authors Challenge The White, Straight, Cis Male Authors Challenge is a politically charged mouthful. K.T. Bradford threw down the gauntlet with a post clearly titled I Challenge You to Stop Reading White, Straight, Cis Male…
