Frankenstein is a Fragile Loser
Classically Trained
We are taking another look at classic literature, and asking what it means to be a monster, with Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus.
Classically Trained
We are taking another look at classic literature, and asking what it means to be a monster, with Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus.
Reader Reaction
After years of hiatus, the Uncanny X-Men comic series has returned! Helmed by Gail Simone, this book may have the highest expectations out of any of the From the Ashes titles.
Classically Trained
Does identity limit us? Can we flourish without it? In our first article touching on literary classics we take a look at The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells and Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Let’s See DC
Taking a look at both Wonder Woman and the DC universe as a whole with this first installment of our DC comic commentary. This article covers issues 1-6 of Wonder Woman by George Pérez.
Indie Thing Under the Sun
In a town where everyone knows everyone, folks don’t go missing often. Hobtown Mystery Stories, The Case of the Missing Men tells the tale of when they do. We take a look at the graphic novel and give a spoiler-free review, and provide a more in depth analysis.
Merry Mutant Review
This installment of the Merry Mutant Review goes through the birth of the All-New, All-Different X-Men in Giant Size X-Men and (Uncanny) X-Men 94-96.
Reader Reaction
The X-Men comics relaunch once again. In many ways, the 2024 reboot is poised to be one of the most controversial kickoffs for a new mutant era, that is, since the last overhaul in 2019.
YA ReVisited
“It’s like Harry Potter, but for boys.” This confusingly misguided comment is one I remember distinctly from the book store employee who was trying to sell my grandmother and me The Amulet of Samarkand. The even more baffling part is that it worked.
Pedal to the Devil
Covering issues 25-50 of Daredevil, the second installment of Pedal to the Devil includes discussion and analysis on the Gene Colan and Stan Lee run of The Man Without Fear.
Merry Mutant Review
The Strangest X-Men Readthrough Series of All! From the Silver Age to the Krakoan Age, the Merry Mutant Review is here to talk about all things X-Men. Offering both insightful and questionable analysis alike, there’s a little something for everyone.