In which, Tracy has a cold and her voice sounds all husky and amazing. But actually, we are talking mostly about non-universe comic book movies with lots of long diversions into all kinds of other topics. We also comment on comic books that should be made into movies. Continue reading
The Paladin #0
Written by Chris Antzoulis
Illustrated by Bruno Oliveira
A year and a half ago, I picked up a copy of The Paladin #1 for the first time at TWCC and really enjoyed the beginning of a brand new series–and it was the beginning of publication. However, The Paladin #0 is the chronological beginning of that journey. In this book, the writer is telling the story of two brothers caught in the same situation two years apart. They are both being asked to join a group of very official looking men who appear to be government agents of some kind. One is a powerful telekinetic, and the other has a gift that is never expressed. Continue reading
Filed under Comic Reviews, Comics, Editorial, Reviews, Tracy Gronewold
I am in no way, shape, or form an expert on the inner workings of the comic book industry. While a loyal fan, I am not privy to what goes on “behind the cover” so to speak. Having said this, I am really starting to wonder what exactly is going on at the Big Two when it comes to the nearly continuous reboots and rebranding that have occurred in my relatively short tenure as a comic fan. Continue reading
Filed under Andrew Hales, Comics
In which Andrew talks with Anna Mitchell, President of Capital Con. Based on Andrew’s conversation, this is one up and coming con that is sure to please. From Sci-Fi and Fantasy to a pretty fantastic cosplay drag breakfast, it’s going to be hard to top Capital Con.
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