Comics

My excitement for this issue might be because I haven't read a proper, good old-fashioned "superhero" comic in a long time. Sometimes you just need a panel that is basically filled with a made-up word like "KAKOOM," you know? Siege looks like it might Read More

It's that time of year when it gets to be pretty chilly in many parts of the world, so people start to bundle up. Here are ten pairs of geeky gloves and mittens — fingerless, because while you want to keep your hands toasty, geeks still need their Read More

I was first introduced to Kawaii Not not as a webcomic, but in print at a local bookstore. It was recently that a friend informed me that Kawaii Not was, in fact, a webcomic. I knew I had to try and talk to the creator, and fortunately for me (and you!) Read More

Looking forward to picking up your weekly stack of comics tomorrow? Sorry, but you'll be waiting an extra week this time. Diamond Comics Distribution, the de facto monopoly in comic book distributors, has declared this week a "skip week" for comics. Read More

If one of the objectives of this series is to convince me to go out and buy the novel, or any novel by Phillip K. Dick, then the folks at Boom! can give themselves a skin blistering pat on the back. I'm going to go out on a limb and say the direct Read More

More back story on the Paradigm, Encanta's part in the disappearance of Modeus, some weirdo military get together, and the official meltdown of Cary. This issue was all over the place with a lot of crazy business happening in it. Read More

Tails is a webcomic about Ethan Young, a young man who has problems just like the rest of us, and some problems on top of that. He lives at home, but his room is overrun by cats he and his ex-girlfriend saved from shelters. Read More

Reading with Pictures is an organization that supports early childhood literacy through comic books. I had the opportunity to ask founder Josh Elder a few questions about his organization, and I also want to share with you what you can do to help them Read More

I really like how this series is set up and how it ties in with Irredeemable. But will the two titles ever merge or crossover? I can't wait to find out. Read More

In a town full of people doing the exact same thing at the exact same time, her new assistant running off with Catherine's car (and way out of town), and finally meeting with the Mastermind behind this great mystery, it seems like Catherine might not Read More

Kukuburi by Ramón Pérez has an artistic style that I would best describe as being surrealist fairy tale. Every frame is saturated with color, and the detail is quite unique in the realm of webcomics. Fortunately for me, and for the readers of this Read More

Issue #2 of the four-part comic miniseries gives readers a firsthand look at what happens to Nola Thomas leading up to Hurricane Katrina and also provides some clues as to why our heroine is hell-bent on revenge at any cost, no matter how bloody it may be. Read More