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INTERVIEW: Felicia Day Talks Voyage to the Stars Season 2 and Embrace Your Weird
I have been following Felicia Day since Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, so when I found out that she had not one but two new projects in the offing with Voyage to the Stars season 2 and her new book Embrace Your Weird: Face Your Fears and Unleash Creativity, I knew I had to find out … <...
Read MoreThe Black Ghost Indie Comic on the Way from Comixology
Indie comics are about to get a new superhero noir tale. The Hollywood Reporter says that Comixology is about to release a new comic entitled The Black Ghost from crime writers Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher (who co-created the Lethal Lit podcast together), with art by George Kambadais. The five-p...
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Richard Garfield and Ken Jennings Talk New Trivia Game Half Truth
In recent years, crowdfunding has become more popular than ever, taking projects directly to the fans for financial support. The latest benefactor of this new model is the trivia card game Half Truth. I had the privilege of speaking with the creators – Magic: The Gathering’s Richard Garfield and...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Boys – Season 1
Subversion has been a hot topic throughout various media in the last several years, much to fans’ chagrin – or delight, depending on who you ask. However, it is the concept of subversion that the new Amazon show The Boys relies on and utilizes to great effect. The Boys is a property I’ve b...
Read MoreComic-Con 2019: Friday Tidbits
Friday at Comic-Con was a bit uneventful, with few big trailers or announcements, but here’s a roundup of noteworthy bits of news from the annual convention: The Russo Brothers’ next film, Cherry, will begin shooting in October near Cleveland, Ohio, and will be rated R. They also have se...
Read MoreDoug Ernst’s Soulfinder: Demon’s Match IGG Comic Book Campaign is Here!
Spike | Jun 14, 2019 | 0
The history of the consumer hashtag #ComicsGate is a complicated one. But there’s a group of people who have certainly impacted the development of the struggle to make comic books great and viable again; Englentine from I Love Comics, Captain Frugal, and Washington Times journalist Doug Ernst ...
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