Image Comics has just released a slew of new and continuing comics this week. Titles include Proxima Centauri (Farel Dalrymple), The Last Siege (Landry Q. Walker), STELLAR (Joseph Keatinge), and Shanghai Red (Christopher Sebela). Here’s my review of these new titles: Up first is Proxima Centauri #1, by Farel Dalrymple. This new title features Sherwood, […]
Legend of Sumeria boasts a hard science narrative and a storytelling technique worthy of its own televised series or movie franchise. Biju Parekkadan brings a science background that pairs well with Jay Webb’s own sense of storytelling. Webb and Parekkadan imagine a world where you must be scanned in order to buy a cup of […]
I got the chance to interview Biju Parekkadan, the co-author of the graphic novel, Legend of Sumeria. I asked and he answered. Check it out below, and make sure to read my review of Legend of Sumeria. Tell me a little about the project and how it started. Jay and I had been creative writers […]
The June edition of Diamond Comic Distributors’ monthly PREVIEWS catalog arrives digitally and in print on May 30th and features comic books, graphic novels, toys, and other pop culture merchandise scheduled to go on sale beginning August 2018. First up is The Sandman Universe #1, which is featured on the front cover of this month’s […]
Corvyx was our hands-down winner in our February Cover Wars feature. His unique, eye-catching visuals combined with a one of a kind voice make Corvyx one of the biggest musical sensations on YouTube, with over 33,000 followers and counting. With an ever-growing fanbase, his platform on YouTube has revolutionized the world of music video production […]
The third installment of K Kibbee’s The Forests of the Fae series, Lang’s Labyrinth, was published at the end of last month by Incorgnito Press. I had a chance to peruse a review copy of Lang’s Labyrinth and assemble some questions for Kibbee about her experiences, writing, and this excellent series. You can see Kibbee’s detailed answers below. Some […]
The annual fantasy literature convention, JordanCon, has finally reached double-digit attendees. Fans from all over the world converged on the Crowne Plaza here in Atlanta. The tenth celebration was just as cheesy as the first convention back in 2008, recalls Aubree Pham, mistress of ceremonies for the weekend. In fact, the directors and volunteers reenacted […]
