In Killer Queens #1, we get a look at what Buck Rogers might've been like if he had been written by a LGBTQ author. With a bit of tongue-in-cheek, I might add.David M. Booher is the writer of Killer Queens #1, and thus the mad genius behind this story. Claudia Balboni is the artist behind the retro
In this second issue of Tales From Harrow County: Fair Folk, we unfortunately see the rescuers now needing rescuing themselves. Can you say "Oops"?Cullen Bunn (Harrow County) is the writer for Tales From Harrow County: Fair Folk #2, as he was for the first issue. Emily Schnall is also still the
Just when you thought you had the plot figured out, Jenny Zero #4 somehow manages to toss you down a very weird rabbit-hole right at the end. Brockton McKinney and Dave Dwonch are the writers for Jenny Zero #4, as they have been for the previous issues. Magenta King is the artist for this comic
Cyberpunk 2077: You Have My Word #2 proves that you shouldn't mess with a devoted mother. Especially when said mother is an ex-assassin with a bone to pick.Bartosz Sztybor is the writer for Cyberpunk 2077: You Have My Word #2. Jesus Hervas is the artist for this comic book series, with Giulia
In this first issue of Tales From Harrow County: Fair Folk, as the name suggests, we get to see what the Fair Folk look like in this setting. Not to mention, we get yuri. Glorious yuri. Long clawed hands typically don't make you think of fairies, not unless you have heard of the old tales. Cover
If you read the previous issue of Jenny Zero, then you know how dumb the anti-kaiju force were. Well, in this third issue, they somehow manage to top even that level of stupidity. "Remember...who you are"...sorry, wrong movie. As with all the previous issues, Dave Dwonch and Brockton McKinney are
Magic Knight Rayearth gives our heroine trio a stroll through some noticeably magical woods in Ep. 3 "All in the Same Boat". Fantasy fans will be fully aware of the fact that magical woods are a staple in such stories. What this episode does though is use a trip through the magical woods to help
Once in a generation, a film comes along that redefines how we think about movies. Something so incisive, so singular, it can only be understood from the moment it is consumed rather than informed by anything previously accomplished. You Can See Everything is that kind of work. A masterpiece in
The 2026 reboot of Magic Knight Rayearth shows us that friendship is quite powerful in the magic department in Ep. 4 "Our Battle". It's a lesson from My Little Pony, but it's quite applicable to this anime too. Our trio of heroines will need that power, since this is their bloodiest battle to date.
