Social Justice Warriors, part 2: Looking at ComicsGate and Feeling the H.E.A.T.
A former member of H.E.A.T. weighs in on ComicsGate, and expresses a few regrets along the way.
A former member of H.E.A.T. weighs in on ComicsGate, and expresses a few regrets along the way.
Can you handle the truth? Read on … if you dare!
I’m writing about a new Kickstarter project, because it’s always fun to check in on Kickstarter!
Harley Quinn turns 26 this year. That’s why rebooting characters back to their “definitive” version is usually a bad idea. As probably everyone reading Atomic Junk Shop knows, comics make …
Every year, on the second weekend in May, Croatia’s capital city Zagreb becomes a sort of haven for geeks of all stripes, because that’s when the annual SF convention, better known as Sferakon, and the annual comic convention, now called the Zagreb Comic Con, are held.
This is an internal conflict I’ve struggled with for years: the OCD collector versus the actual entertainment consumer.
Byron Preiss was a writer, compiler, editor and publisher of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and graphic novels. As a fan of those genres, as well as comics and pulp fiction, among other things, he tried to innovate ways to present and publish similar materials for a wider reading public – something he did throughout his life.