L.A. Comic Con: Two Stories By Joshua Kemble
Sometimes, the job of an artist is to illuminate the struggles of our times. To put their hand on our shoulder and say, “I know.” […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
L.A. Comic Con 2021: Elijah Henry Breathing Life Into Winona Forever
Do you long for your halcyon days of innocence? When you hung out with your best friends, playing games after school, reading comics, and uncovering […]
The Comics Version Of Peacemaker Disturbs The Peace
In comics, even in hindsight, Peacemaker doesn’t seem the most …family friendly… of characters. He loves peace so much he’s willing to kill for it. […]
The Man Who Fell To Earth Falls To Comics!
A trippy science fiction classic gets an all-new graphic novel adaptation from Titan Comics. If you’ve never seen Nicolas Roeg’s The Man Who Fell to Earth starring […]
Dive Deep Into The Complete Rick And Morty
Though the series may have faded a bit from the pop culture zeitgeist, Rick and Morty still rocks. The time has come to revisit it all, as […]
Bringing An English Voice To Belle: A Conversation With Top Voice Artists
Taking a beautiful Japanese anime and bringing as much depth to English — it’s an art in itself. Three talented voice artists meshed to bring Belle to […]
An Appreciation Of Bat Out Of Hell
I remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday… As the story goes, a young actor and a young composer/lyricist met after the […]
Adam Hughes Covers Doctor Who!
Last month Titans Comics announced that superstar writer Dan Slott would tackle Doctor Who in a series of specials. The first one would focus on the […]
Movie Review: Belle
Belle may be a tale old as time, but it’s told through the lens of tomorrow’s technology. Writer/director Mamoru Hosoda makes no secret of the […]
Twice The Captain Americas!
Technically, Marvel may not have done this before. When Sam Wilson took up the mantle of Captain America, Steve Rogers ended up in a book […]
Justice League R.I.P.
Of course you don’t believe it. Of course I don’t believe it. On the eve of the 30th anniversary of the “Death of Superman” event, […]
Moon Knight Rises March 30th
He thinks he’s mild-mannered intellectual Steven Grant. Nagging visions tell him otherwise. Comics fans know that Grant is just one identity for Marc Spector, Moon […]
Will THIS Make You Want To Watch Peacemaker On HBO Max?
People, the perfect opening credits sequence has been created. With apologies to fans of The Peacemaker in comics, there’s something inherently ridiculous in his appearance, […]
The Fox Returns To Archie Comics!
The Fox is back, and Dean Haspiel is in control. Despite being pretty strong characters, the Mighty Crusaders from Archie Comics and/or Red Circle have […]
Lockdown Rewind: Bloodshot
The character Bloodshot has lived many lives. Infused with nanites that heal everything but his memory, he’s the perfect weapon. Until, of course, he goes […]
Foo Fighters Fight Demons, Not Foo
Not every rock band can play fictional versions of themselves the way the Beatles could. But if any band can do it and make us […]
Batgirl Begins To Confuse Continuity
Not that the DC Extended Universe currently hangs together the way the Marvel Cinematic Universe does. At best, it’s like DC Comics in the early […]
The Legend Of La Llorona Needs A Little Less
When playing in the sandbox of a famous ghost story, a filmmaking team has to put their own spin on it. If anything trips up […]
Why Marvel’s Star Wars Comics Matter
If you watched The Book of Boba Fett chapter two this week, you saw a wookie more imposing than Chewbacca. That would be Black Krrsantan, a disgraced […]
Great Comics Of 2021
Year-end “Best of” lists serve one purpose for me: call out something that I didn’t hear about, or meant to read/watch and forgot. To say the comics on this list are “the best,” maybe they are. Really, they’re ones I read that stuck with me. There may be others this year that you enjoyed that I missed, and I want to hear about them. I won’t objectively call them “the best;” subjectively, they’re just great.
