I have a long list of favorite comic book writers and it includes a number of women who write superhero comics including Gail Simone, Devin Grayson, Marjorie Liu, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Jen Van Meter.
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Kelly and I interviewed JH awhile back and he told us that he had long term plans for Bette. Did he say anything different in the ‘rama interview?
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Wonder Run Princess, the star of a Korean anime animated show from the 1970s. That choker looks familiar, well, actually, everything does in this barely disguised “tribute” to Wonder Woman.
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The greatest homemade Bat-video starring someone who needs a carseat
Batgirl. A hero. Not the hero we deserved but the hero we needed! And I think this hero is going to need a nap. How great is this?
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It’s safe to say a certain level of controversy was created after I wrote about a preview commercial for the new AMC show, Comic Book Men. In my column a few weeks ago I mentioned I was disappointed in Kevin Smith for taking the show in a direction tha…
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Here’s the debut album from Kentucky’s Jesse Thomas, who has a fantastic voice and top notch songwriting skills. She’s already played with guys like the Cary Brothers, John Mayer, David Choi, and Lights, so she’s probably well on her way to the big time. For fans of Tegan and Sara, Shawn Colvin. Cop “Fire” below [...]
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Teen Titans return to Cartoon Network’s DC Nation
Here’s a sneak peek. It’s a shame there isn’t a comic book with these characters that is age appropriate.
But at least there’s now a version of Starfire that doesn’t make we want to hit a wall!
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The bloom may be fading a bit on the Valentine flowers and the Valentine candy may be marked down to half price, but Galentine’s still continues.
Today we have a Bats vs. Supes match.
In one corner, the adorable Galentine of Atlee aka Terra and Karen…
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Hot97′s Peter Rosenberg has recently spoken up against rap songs that glorify drunk driving. He had a brother who was a victim of a drunk driver, and he’s honest about the fact that the death of his brother fuels his crusade.
I’ve been thinking about Rosenberg’s quest a lot, especially after watching this interview he did [...]
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Publisher’s Weekly has an interview with DC Comics’ John Rood about the survey results. I recommend you read the whole thing, but here are few things of interest regarding the low female numbers:
1. The skew was different in the survey’s taken vo…
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