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.
X-Men: Next Class?
15 Jun By 5 Comments
J’s thinking about future X-Men movies, and what she wants to see.
Webcomics: The Window Into the Queer Soul
6 Jun By 1 Comment
d talks about gay characters in the wide-open world of webcomics and drops a few recommendations.
Cruse-ing the Comics Scene: The Comics of Howard Cruse
7 May By Leave a Comment
I happened to be in a bookstore near Copley Square one day, and I spotted a brightly colored cartoon image of a naked man being lifted into the air by an angel…
Caring for Your Comics: A Cautionary Tale
18 Apr By 1 Comment
After a horrible discovery, d gives you a quick-and-dirty guide to keeping your comics looking and feeling their best (hint: it doesn’t involve being used as furniture).
Our Marvel, The Art In Heaven
7 Mar By 1 Comment
d religiously kicks it old school and reviews one of Marvel’s forays into Christianity, a one-shot published in 1980 called ‘Francis: Brother of the Universe’.
