Category: Comics

Diversity in the Comics Industry

andrewrodriguez | Aug 2, 2018 | 0

Diversity is a concept that permeates entertainment culture in a myriad of ways today. It has become the biggest buzz-word and singular focus of social justice and internet keyboard warriors the world over. We see it in our news cycles (all 24 hours of it), science fiction (I’m looking at you Lu...

Cyberfrog: Bloodhoney Indiegogo Campaign

andrewrodriguez | Jul 30, 2018 | 0

Followers of the ComicsGate movement online should be no strangers to the name Ethan Van Sciver, as he and several other talents have been making waves online over the last few months with the rapid ascent of their indie, crowd-funded comic book projects on the Indiegogo platform. Last night wrapp...

Friday Flash Facts: Jay Garrick

andrewrodriguez | Jul 27, 2018 | 0

Welcome, speedster friends and family, to the first of a weekly, weekend series that delves deeper into all things the Flash: the characters’ history and lore, the source of their power, the various abilities that they receive from the Speed Force, their substantial rogues’ gallery and mor...

Teen Titans Tuesdays: Introduction

andrewrodriguez | Jul 24, 2018 | 0

Remember that classic Silver Age comic where Robin shot a guy in the face while snapping someone else’s neck? Yeah, me neither. But maybe, just maybe, you are blissfully unaware of the storied history of the adolescent collective of crime-fighters better known as the Teen Titans. Now, hold up;...

REVIEW: Sonic the Hedgehog #1-4 by IDW

andrewrodriguez | Jul 19, 2018 | 0

Longtime SEGA mascot Sonic the Hedgehog has had his own comic book since his first four-issue miniseries debuted in 1992. That 4-part series, published by Archie Comic Publications, Inc., would eventually earn a Guinness World Record in 2008 for the longest-running comic book based on a video game. ...

REVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #1 (2018)

andrewrodriguez | Jul 13, 2018 | 0

“With great power must also come great responsibility.” That singular phrase is what writer Nick Spencer and artist Ryan Ottley were entrusted with when they took their respective torches from Dan Slott and his menagerie of collaborators during his run on Marvel’s flagship masked hero. This un...