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Boarder Town #1

Border Town #1 Vertigo Comics/DC Words by: Eric M. Esquivel Art by: Ramon Villalobos Letter by: Deron Bennett Color by: Tamra Bonvillain What happens when you mess with Mexico? You get the Brueria (witchcraft). In this case, the Mexican mystical world is bleeding into the real world in the small town of Devil’s Fork Arizona.… Continue reading Boarder Town #1

United States vs. Murder Inc. #1

United States vs. Murder Inc. #1 Jinx World/DC Comics Words by: Brian Michael Bendis Art by: Michael Avon Oeming Color by: Taki Soma Letters by: Carlos Mangual Bendis is bringing all his side projects to the DC universe and he continues his work with Oeming on the Murder Inc. franchise. This is a prequel to… Continue reading United States vs. Murder Inc. #1

Bully Wars #1

Bully Wars #1 Image Comics Words by: Skottie Young Art by: Aaron Conley Colors By: Jean-Francois Beaulieu Letters by: Nate Piekos of Blambot Bullies everywhere! Welcome to Rottenville, home of the most bullies per capita than any other town. It’s the start of the new year and boy, are there fresh meat aplenty! That is… Continue reading Bully Wars #1

Deathstroke #35 REVIEW

Deathstroke #35 DC  Comics Written by: Christopher Priest Art by: Carlo Pagulayan Colors by: Jeromy Cox Letters by: Willie Schubert So, in Deathstroke #34 we found out Adeline Kane, Slade Wilson’s ex, planted the phony paternity test results. I was under the impression that also meant she had created the test results. Turns out I… Continue reading Deathstroke #35 REVIEW

Snotgirl #11

Snotgirl #11 Image Comics Words by: Bryan Lee O’Malley Art by: Leslie Hung Color by: Rachael Cohen Letters by: Mare Odomo Since the hotel incident, nothing has been the same for Lottie or the Haters Brunch group. Caroline is still a polarizing and mystical figure that divides them. Andy and Sunny have become BFFs. Everything… Continue reading Snotgirl #11

Barbara Gordon Has Never Been Broken

Disabled people aren’t broken. Despite the many self-deprecating jokes I make about my health, my worth is not tied to it. My worth is tied to my humanity and that alone. When comics frame characters with physical or mental disabilities as “broken” it’s disheartening. Don’t get me wrong, I would love to get rid of… Continue reading Barbara Gordon Has Never Been Broken

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