Eileen's primary literary love is comic books, but she’s always on the lookout for her next literary adventure no matter what form it takes. She has a Bachelor's in media studies, a Master's in digital communication, a smattering of published short stories, and a seriously cute dog. Follow her on Bluesky and Twitter.
If you're in a good mood, knock it off because we're looking at a typically depressing Dickensian offering in today's Comic vs. Book.
These graphic novels about undocumented immigrants show why caring more about paperwork than human beings is never a reasonable solution.
Does the short-lived 1950s comic Weird Horrors deserve a spot by Tales from the Crypt, or is better off forgotten?
World War II began 84 years ago this month. These comics recall the lessons and horrors from the deadly, world-altering war.
Who would win SuPer's Drag Race? A look at the efforts of superheroes when it comes to drag.
Join me for a bookish tour of Provincetown's historic district. If you're a queer book lover, you could hardly find a better place to travel!
Is this Blue Beetle villain an underrated gem or an irredeemable loser who deserves to be forgotten? Here's the verdict.
These queer historical comics show queer people have always and will always have a place in the real world — and the world of comics.
Some comics go down in history as masterful examples of the craft. Others end up at the landfill! Today's subject: The Arrow.
During the Golden Age of comics, there were many "jungle queen" characters. But which one would win if they were pitted against each other?