I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I'm really thankful to anyone who takes the time to read and (hopefully) enjoy these updates.

Features: This time I kickstarted the week with two women who design super costumes in Seamstress #1. I interviewed the writer, former competitive cosplayer N.S. Kane, and award-winning inker Cristian Docolomansky.

COMING SOON: A second video, "Comic Characters You've Never Heard Of #2", is in progress and will feature a couple of characters. If you have suggestions for future characters, please let me know. I'm also planning on writing a piece on the first New Jersey Comic Expo. A Kickstart the Week for The Gem Users​, which includes an interview with writer Michael Walton, is also in the works.

"Bloodhound: Crowbar Medicine #1 is the first part of a five issue mini-series and is a continuation to the DC Comics series Bloodhound, which only lasted ten issues. After this issue… I feel the need to track down those ten issues."

This weekend I went to one day of the New Jersey Comic Expo. I am planning on doing a write up of the con. In the meantime, enjoy my new articles including my very first video!

Features: My big surprise that I've been working on for a while now has finally come out: my very first video! Check out Comic Characters You've Never Heard Of #1. I also kickstarted the week(end) with Assault on Fortress Doom.

News: Learn more about IDW Publishing's Street Fighter X G.I. Joe crossover.
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​COMING SOON: Besides by article about NJCE, I will be posting a Kickstart the Week for Seamstress, a comic book about two women who make costumes for superheroes and supervillains. 

Here is the article I reprinted this week:

"First appearing as a cat-burglar known as the Catwoman in Batman #1 who has had a relationship with Batman, Selina Kyle is currently trying to reform.  Selina may only be reformed because of Zatanna’s mind swipe of her in Identity Crisis."

I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend! Hoping to make it even better with the lowdown of the new (and reprinted) articles I posted this week as well as my future planned articles.

Feature: This time I kickstarted the weekend with 100 Tears: The Comic, an adaptation of the black comedy film about a clown who goes on a murder spree. Why does everyone loathe a clown? I interviewed writer Brian Lee Byrd and colorist Robert Nugent.

Review: I wrote a review for the spellbinding first issue of Black Magick, possibly one of the best debut issues to a comic book series this year. Written by Greg Rucka (Earth 2, Detective Comics) with beautiful illustrations by artist Nicola Scott and colorist Chiara Arena, be sure to check the review (and issue) out!

COMING SOON: A couple of Kickstart the Week's are in the works including one for Seamstress and another on Assault on Fortress Doom. More reviews, news and special features to come as always.

​Here is the article I reprinted this week:

"Doctor Herbert West, H.P. Lovecraft’s reanimator, will be staring in a Reanimator mini-series written by Keith Davidsen and drawn by Randy Valiente.  The mini-series will be four issues long and will be published by Dynamite Entertainment."

The weekend is almost over. I've been pretty busy lately and next week is going to be a killer for me, so I may not be updating a ton this week. For now, here are the articles I did post this week and some more articles I plan on writing in the future.

Features: This week I interviewed Brian Schirmer, the writer for Black Jack Ketchum, about his relationship to the outlaw and the series.

Reviews: I wrote my first review for a television show ever! Check out my review for the Supergirl pilot episode on Comic Frontline. I also wrote a review for Switch #1, the series which marks the beginning of the alternate Top Cow Universe.

COMING SOON: A Kickstart the Week for 100 Tears: The Comic ​as well as a review of Black Magick #1. My surprise is also still in the works... the best surprises are worth waiting for, after all.