Talking With Iron Pinky
Anthony Andujar Jr. In the vibrant world where comics, video games, and illustration collide, few names resonate with as much style and precision as Edwin Huang, better known to fans as Iron Pinky.…
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Hazbin Hotel Season 2 Review: A Devilishly Good Encore
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher Hazbin Hotel Season 2 turns up the heat, delivering a bold, chaotic, and surprisingly heartfelt return to the underworld. After Charlie’s victory over Heaven’s army, the Hazbin Hotel is thriving…
Solar Opposites Ends Its Mission with a Wild Final Season
This is it—the sixth and final season of Solar Opposites. The series follows Korvo, Terry, Jesse, and Yumyulack, a mismatched family of aliens from the destroyed planet Shlorp. After crash-landing…
When Crime Becomes Comfort: A Review of Roofman
Dan Kleiner “Criminals are cold and calculating. You’ve got the calculating part down, but you’re goofy.” Channing Tatum shows remarkable depth while Kirsten Dunst knocks it out of the park in the…
Fantastic Four’s First Steps Stumble on the Way Home
Fans had been waiting years for the Fantastic Four to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For decades the rights were held by 20th Century Fox, and only after Disney’s 2019…
Superman Soars Again in Home Release
When James Gunn was first announced as the director of DC’s new Superman reboot, skepticism was high. Could he bring something fresh to a character so tied to history and…
Talking with Thomas Snigoski and Jeannine Acheson
Thomas E. Snigoski and Jeannine Acheson are longtime collaborators whose creative partnership has spanned comics and prose, most notably with their work on Vampirella, Vampiverse, Pantha, and Vampirella: Dark Reflections.…
Talking With Roberta Sammarco
Italian illustrator Roberta Sammarco discovered her path to comics through her father’s Bonelli Tex collection and her brother’s PlayStation games, where watching Spider-Man swing across virtual skylines sparked a fascination…
HIM: A Dark Playbook for Glory and Sacrifice
“Don’t be a mascot.” For much of the runtime, Justin Tipping’s Him telegraphs its intentions so clearly that the movie might as well have runway lights. However, the movie pulls…
Anime NYC 2025 Through My Eyes: A Diary of Encounters and Creativity
This year, I had the privilege of attending Anime NYC 2025. In the same vein as having covered press for Comic-Con since 2022, after a decade of writing reviews on…