DC This Week – Wonder Woman Soars
The ‘Wonder Woman’ annual is full of great stories while the rest of the annuals this week feature an array of terrific guest-stars.
Continue ReadingThe ‘Wonder Woman’ annual is full of great stories while the rest of the annuals this week feature an array of terrific guest-stars.
Continue ReadingThis week sees the release of two new young adult novels set before the events of 2016’s ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.’ Both explore the backgrounds of specific characters from that film and shed more light on the events we see on screen.
Continue ReadingThis week sees the return of the new Aqualad, who will be very familiar to fans of the animated Young Justice series, in the strongest outing yet for the new Teen Titans series.
Continue Readinghis week, the Justice League is busy fighting with everyone! Well, not quite everyone, but, yes, the Power Rangers and the Suicide Squad, though not at the same time. Vixen returns as Steve Orlando gathers his Justice Leaguers, and Year 1 in Wonder Woman concludes spectacularly.
Continue ReadingDC continues its wonderful tradition of the holiday issue with a story framed by Harley Quinn, Batman and friends confront the victims of Gotham City. Plus, Wonder Woman talks about the break-up with the (female) lover that she left on Paradise Island.
Continue ReadingThere many good books to choose from this week, including the latest debut from DC’s Young Animal line and the continued excellence of Deathstroke, but there is only one book at the top of the list: Wonder Woman #10
Continue ReadingIt’s a good week across the board for Gotham’s youth movement, as Batgirl, Nightwing, the students of Batman Boot Camp, and even Red Hood deliver strong issues!
Continue ReadingIn which Corrina gets ranty about Lex Luthor but we enjoy all of these week’s Rebirth titles, especially Wonder Woman and Flash.
Continue ReadingWonder Woman, Flash, Detective, Action Comics, and Aquaman all successfully restart with their Rebirth issues. Wacky Racers, however, never gets past the starting gate.
Continue ReadingIn this month’s Between the Bookends, our writers have been immersing themselves in Russian history, feminist sci-fi, teenage wizards, and flipped fairytales.
Continue ReadingDon’t let the “young adult” label fool you, these ‘Star Wars’ books are all great fun and worth the read for all ages. They’re excellent stories from excellent authors, so give them a chance even if you don’t have a young reader at home. Here are ten suggestions, in rough chronological order.
Continue ReadingIn this most romantic of months, the GeekMoms have been reading about, smugglers, spaceflight, and schools. Oh, and there might be a romance novel buried in there somewhere too!
Continue ReadingThe geeky show you should be watching? Person of Interest.
Continue ReadingLois Lane’s 75th anniversary book reflects the ambivalent attitude about women in comics over the past century.
Continue ReadingCorrina looks at two anthologies, one featuring Batmen, one all about vampires, that are fresh off the presses today, while Dakster dives into some motion comics on the web and Melody gives us a look into her daughters pull pile this week.
Continue ReadingRead a conversation between two of comic’s most prominent writers, Brian M. Bendis and Greg Rucka.
Continue Reading“I think Lois is amazing and it comes down to portrayal. She’s the woman that Superman falls in love with – think about who that woman has to be. It’s not the most beautiful person in the world, but that’s …
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