Brian K. Vaughan sure knows how to tug on your heartstrings! The beauty of Saga is that although it is set in space with the most avant-garde creatures imaginable, the story is incredibly relatable. Vaughan expertly weaves in real-world issues and themes—such as love, hope, adolescence, addiction, parenthood, friendship, family, and death. You feel what… Continue reading All’s Fair in Love and War as “Saga” Continues
Author: Sarah Payne-Mills
Sarah was born and raised in Hammond, Indiana, and graduated from Indiana University. She lives and works in Bloomington as an editor. She and her husband have three pets, all with Harry Potter-themed names: Nimbus (a Dutch rabbit), Luna (a Schipperke), and Molly (a Boxer mix).
Reunited and It Feels So Good: “The Walking Dead” #159 (Review)
“The Whisperer War: Part 3 of 6” The Walking Dead #159 Image Comics Story by: Robert Kirkman Art and Lettering by: Charlie Adlard, Stefano Gaudiano, and Cliff Rathburn Cover by: Charlie Adlard Variant cover by: Arthur Adams and Nathan Fairbairn Similar to the last two issues, Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard use a sixteen-panel grid to fit… Continue reading Reunited and It Feels So Good: “The Walking Dead” #159 (Review)
Reintroducing Harley in “Harley Quinn” #1 (Review)
Harley Quinn: DC Universe Rebirth #1 DC Comics Writers: Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti Artist: Chad Hardin Colorist: Alex Sinclair Letterer: Dave Sharpe Cover: Amanda Conner and Alex Sinclair In Harley Quinn issue 1, DC takes the saying “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” to heart. Keeping the full creative team from Harley Quinn volume… Continue reading Reintroducing Harley in “Harley Quinn” #1 (Review)
A Bloody Buckaroo History Lesson in “Nailbiter” Issue #24 (Review)
Nailbiter “Bound by Blood” Chapter 4 (Issue 24) Image Comics Story by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Mike Henderson Colors by: Adam Guzowski Letters and Book Design by: John J. Hill Edited by: Rob Levin Whoa! This was a pretty fast-paced issue, where we find out more details about the Master and Doctor Glory’s family’s involvement with the Buckaroo Butchers. We… Continue reading A Bloody Buckaroo History Lesson in “Nailbiter” Issue #24 (Review)
War! What Is It Good For? in “The Walking Dead” #157 (Review)
“The Whisperer War: Part 1 of 6” The Walking Dead #157 Image Comics Story by: Robert Kirkman Art and Lettering by: Charlie Adlard, Stefano Gaudiano, and Cliff Rathburn Cover by: Charlie Adlard and Dave Stewart Variant cover by: Arthur Adams and Nathan Fairbairn This is a jam-packed issue! Using a sixteen-panel grid, Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard… Continue reading War! What Is It Good For? in “The Walking Dead” #157 (Review)
“Outcast” #19 (Review): Under Devil’s Wing, But It Is Not This Day
Outcast #19: “Under Devil’s Wing” Image Comics Creator and Writer: Robert Kirkman Artist: Paul Azeceta Colorist: Elizabeth Breitweiser Letterer: Rus Wooton Cover: Paul Azeceta, Elizabeth Breitweiser After a several-month hiatus, Outcast doesn’t take the best course of action upon its return. It forgoes the variety it’s showcased in recent issues and sticks with a single… Continue reading “Outcast” #19 (Review): Under Devil’s Wing, But It Is Not This Day
Oy with the poodles already! “Gilmore Girls” ‘A Year in the Life’ Debuts November 25 (Updated)
Oy with the poodles already! We finally have a release date for Gilmore Girls “A Year in the Life”! It will debut on Netflix November 25. The four episodes each focus on a season—winter, spring, summer, and fall. In the first official trailer, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) ponders some very important questions: “Do you think Amy… Continue reading Oy with the poodles already! “Gilmore Girls” ‘A Year in the Life’ Debuts November 25 (Updated)