Con-versations: Chatting with Creators at Phoenix Comicon
Sometimes it's hard to remember why you go to comic-cons...until you start talking to creators about their work.
Sometimes it's hard to remember why you go to comic-cons...until you start talking to creators about their work.
Monica chronicles a spontaneous Deadpool dance-off at Phoenix Comicon that made the world a more magical place.
Jane, the Fox, & Me by Emily Arsenault and Fanny Britt is a thoughtful and nuanced look at childhood bullying.
Monica ranks four graphic novels she found at her local library by levels of surrealism.
This week's No Context Given features Superman
This week's edition of No Context Given.
The Joke in Batman: The Killing Joke: the codependency of Batman and the Joker, the nature of reality, and what it takes to get Bats to crack a smile.
I used to get the strangest sense of being watched, just be soaking in the hot tub and sense quiet, ...
Monica discusses the graphic novel How Mirka Got Her Sword, and the religious and fairy tale themes that run through it.
We talk MELODY: THE STORY OF A NUDE DANCER by Sylvie Raincourt, and being trapped in a bad situation
This week's edition of No Context Given: Sister Claire
This week's edition of No Context Given.
In chapter 22 of Alan Moore’s Lost Girls, around the point at which the story moves from simply taboo to extreme, ...
This week's edition of No Context Given: the worst tea party ever.
I’ve always been taken by the striking artwork of Justin Hillgrove, whose whimsical paintings, which often play with or combine ...
