Review: ‘American Comics: A History’: Comprehensive & Fascinating
American Comics: A History by Jeremy Dauber is perhaps the most accurately named book that I’ve ever read. It covers the history of all genres and eras of comics and …
Category: Comics Culture
RIP, Ron Goulart
I really don’t like having to write RIP posts, mainly for the obvious reason that they mark a sad event. And as I get on in years, they also make …
Adults Remembering to Play= Adorable Supers EVERYWHERE, and some of the kids’ books we currently love
“What if he won’t like it? You don’t want to pressure him, you need to make sure you are supporting what HE likes, not what YOU like,” my husband said …
Introductions Are Always Awkward
Hail and well met! Although my first blog here shared a very intimate piece of myself after one of the most awful things ever, I figured doing a legitimate introduction …
Temporary Superheroine goes to Hollywood
The reluctant superheroine tackles the movie industry this time…
This used to be so damn cool
Groundbreaking stories or concepts often have a short shelf life. Frequently they’re upstaged by someone who does the same thing better. Sherlock Holmes wasn’t the first private detective nor Tarzan …