Comic Review: Batgirl #50 (DC Comics)
Alan SpinneyBatgirl #50 from DC Comics gives us more pages, and more thought. It's a thoughtful Barbara this time, in this last and final issue of the 2016 Batgirl title. Cecil…
Comic Review: Batgirl #45 (DC Comics)
Batgirl issue 45, from DC, concerns itself with "Who Owns Gotham?" Let's see how this issue fares, as we delve and plunge and immerse ourselves in some socially distancing drama.…
Sneak Peek: Batgirl #44
NewsdeskContinuing where Cecil Castellucci, Cian Tormey and Chris Sotomayor left off with “Graveyards of Words and Bones” last month in Batgirl #43, everything in the magical realm of Unearth only…
Cecil Castellucci Tells All in Graphic Memoir GIRL ON FILM From BOOM! Studios
The True Story of a Young Aspiring Filmmaker’s Journey to Bestselling Comics Creator in November 2019 BOOM! Studios today announced GIRL ON FILM, a new original graphic novel memoir from award-winning…
MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, DARK HORSE IS THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL
Dark Horse Comics to release “Disney Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” Comic Series in June 2019 Dark Horse Comics and Disney are reawakening a classic Disney tale in Disney Snow…
Comic Review: Female Furies #1 (DC Comics )
Staff WriterThe Furies give a strong performance in their first issue and set up for big things to come. Granny Goodness has been downtrodden her whole career but has that defeated…
Comic Review: Shade, The Changing Girl #1 (DC Comics)
I have always been a fan of strange and off-color comic book stories. Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol, Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, and Peter Milligan's Shade the Changing Man introduced me…
SOUPY LEAVES HOME AND COMES TO DARK HORSE
Dark Horse announces release of a new Cecil Castellucci graphic novel Dark Horse is proud to announce the launch of the original graphic novelSoupy Leaves Home, written by Eisner nominee…
