Book Review: Morphenomenal: How the Power Rangers Conquered the World
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief It’s hard to believe it, but five teenagers with attitude have kept the world safe from alien invasions for over 30 years. From Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Power Rangers Cosmic Fury, these colorful heroes have…
Book Review: In Any Lifetime
If you lost the love of your life, how far would you go if you had the chance to find your way back to them? That’s the million dollar question in the new novel “In Any Lifetime” from writer Marc Guggenheim (Arrow, Planet of the Apes, Star Wars), now available wherever books are sold.
Book Review: The Art of Invincible Season 1
For two seasons, Skybound Entertainment and Prime Video have demonstrated their desire to put Invincible on the map with stellar animation and comic-accurate stories. While we anxiously await the return of Mark Grayson’s adventures in Season 3, we can now go back and explore his first epic adventures in finer detail with the release of The Art of Invincible Season 1!
Interview: Cameron Chittock and Amanda Castillo (Mapmakers and the Lost Magic)
by Mike Favila, Senior Editor ComicsOnline: How did you two meet? What had you both been working on before? Cameron: Our editor Whitney Leopard introduced us. She thought Amanda and I would work well together and as is often the…
Advance Review: Power Rangers: Sins of the Future
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor TIME FOR TIME FORCE! Our favorite force from the future is back in an all-new adventure from Boom! Studios. Power Rangers: Sins of the Future features fan favorites Jen Scotts (Time…
Interview: James Parks and Ben Costa (Rickety Stitch And The Gelatinous Goo)
by Mike Favila, Senior Editor I had been reading a number of the graphic novels from Random House recently, and came upon Rickety Stitch and The Gelatinous Goo series. I had the chance to talk to creators James Park and…
Book Review: 5 World Book 2: The Cobalt Prince
by Mike Favila, Senior Editor 5 Worlds: Book 2 The Cobalt Prince was heavily anticipated in my house. When I received the first installment in the series, 5 Worlds: Book 1 The Sand Warrior, in the mail, I was immediately impressed…
The Drawing Lesson: A Graphic Novel That Teaches You How to Draw
By Emil Favila, Reporter As a fan of Akiko, I was thrilled to be reviewing Mark Crilley’s latest work Drawing Lesson: A Graphic Novel That Teaches You How To Draw. It’s a “how to” book within a story. Drawing Lesson is about a…
Comic Book Review: The Art Of Charlie Chan Hock Chye
By Emil Favila, Reporter Part comic, part fictional biography, The Art Of Charlie Chan Hock Chye tells the story of Singapore’s most underrated comic book artist. Though the story is fiction, writer/artist Sonny Liew wanted a character that would chronicle…
Book Review: Pop Painting: Inspiration and Techniques from the Pop Surrealism Art Phenomenon
by Mike Favila, Editor I had to be honest, I hadn’t really been familiar with the term pop surrealism (or lowbrow art). Of course I’ve enjoyed the works of Art Spiegelman and his peers here and there, but I…