d draws back the veil on the brand new DC Comics Universe for the doubters and the uninitiated.
Sherlock: Anatomy of a Reboot
4 Jan By Leave a Comment
So, has anyone seen the new Sherlock? What’s that? You’re not sure whether I’m talking about the movie or the TV series? Because there are two Sherlock franchises producing new content at the same time and both are quite popular? Inconceivable! There hasn’t been an original idea in film since… well… ever, but eyebrows [...]
Letters to Santa
19 Dec By Leave a Comment
d takes a sneak peek into the contents of Santa’s mailbag from some of Earth’s mightiest heroes . . .
The Best Sixty Cents I Ever Spent (Plus Tax): Part Two
7 Nov By Leave a Comment
d finishes up her ten-cent comic book haul with pulp sci-fi adventures, sexy witches, and a coming-of-age downer.
Five Comics You Might Not Read…But Maybe You Should
5 Nov By 4 Comments
I don’t think it’s any surprise that I love reading comic books. I read them as a kid, stopped reading, returned in the 80s, stopped, and then returned towards the end of the last century. I haven’t stopped yet, and I don’t currently plan on it. I’m always frustrated when people are dismissive of comics. [...]
Last Minute Superheroes
31 Oct By Leave a Comment
d has some suggestions for last-minute superhero costumes that are sure to impress your friends and family.
The Best Sixty Cents I Ever Spent (Plus Tax): Part One
17 Oct By Leave a Comment
d reveals her top six finds from the bargain bin of one of Toronto’s top comic book store. What hidden treasures lurk in the dusty depths of your local?
By Crom! – GGG Talks About Fiction’s Seminal Barbarian
17 Sep By 4 Comments
Way back before my teenaged years, when I was a much smaller person than I am today, I collected comic books without much rhyme or reason. Every Sunday after church, I would go with my Grandpa to a little corner store, and I’d be allowed to buy a couple of comics. I chose these at [...]
Pride & Prejudice & Peter Parker: Classic Literature Goes Comic Book
18 Jul By Leave a Comment
d makes your summer reading a little easier by offering up some of literature’s biggest names in convenient comic book form.
Lessons from Vintage Comics
20 Jun By Leave a Comment
d talks about ch-ch-changes and how comic books are time capsules for the attitudes of the recent past.
