By Rhea Dee
I know very little about superhero comics. Very little. I only read a few comics myself, like Buffy Season Eight, The Boys, Angel: After the Fall, and various indie comics penned by indie minds like Daniel Clowes and Adrian Tomine. When it comes to superhero comics, the best I can offer is knowledge on the Dazzler, an aspiring singer with the power of ‘super light show’. Also, she works at a roller-skate disco. (She’s since evolved past roller disco, but in the early 80’s…you know). read more »
Filed in Opinion | May 5, 2008
by Adam Hunault
Recently I had the pleasure of attending the Star Trek books panel at New York Comic Con. I was fascinated as the editor and a few authors described what was to come in Star Trek fiction. In middle school I read close to a hundred of these paperback novels. Maybe I should check these books out again, I thought during the panel, and snapped up a free preview of the upcoming novels. I opened it to the first page of Star Trek: Enterprise: Kobayashi Maru, by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels. I immediately remembered why I don’t read Star Trek novels. read more »
Filed in Opinion | April 21, 2008
By Lisa Fary
The Disney Vault is an odd type of imaginary place. It periodically vomits up such Disney classics as Cinderella III, Kronk’s New Groove, and Leroy & Stitch (which sounds like the Chinese factory made knock off of Lilo & Stitch that you’d buy on a street corner). Yet, it slams its imaginary iron door on a Roald Dahl book for sixty years. read more »
Filed in Opinion, Reviews, comics | April 8, 2008
By Lisa Fary
Let’s hear it for Samuel T. Anders, the ONLY hot Cylon guy. I don’t know who designed the skin jobs (perhaps that will be revealed as well), but that person clearly had an eye for the ladies. I look forward to the episode where we see Anders stepping naked out of a tub of goo. read more »
