Author Tucker Stone

The tattoo is an art form, a practice, and for some, a ritual. Its history is long and colorful, dating back to the Neolithic times. Today, these same markings can be made on entering the neon parlors that...

Over the years there have been many different kinds of comics, with superheroes obviously being portrayed the most frequently. But how have sports been represented in comics? There don’t seem to be that...

Madeleine Holly-Rosing, writer/creator of the steampunk comic Boston Metaphysical Society announced the publication of her book, Kickstarter for Independent Creators.  Having successfully funded two...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Star Wars #7 by Jason Aaron and Simone Bianchi (Marvel Comics) The Star Wars canon has been augmented of late,...

Ever since Iron Man (#neverforget) redefined the modern superhero movie and raised the bar for every costumed hero flick that has come after, fans have gone into every Marvel Studios release comparing the...

How best to judge an unfinished work? Is it fair to contemplate what might have been and fill in what you can imagine the artist would have done next, or is that too presumptuous? Is it better only to discuss...

All we really know is that Warner Studios will bring something fromBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to show the 6,000 hungry but skeptical fans in Hall H. Likely, they'll also show footage from David Ayer's...

Every once in a while I read or watch something so mind-boggingly good, so paradigm changing, that all I can do is get pissed off. While that might seem like an odd reaction to discovering a great piece of...

Jon Kent: “And so trusting… too trusting.” Martha Kent: “Yes, and that can be just as dangerous as being too cynical.” No theme this month, Legions of the Unspoken. Instead, I would like to take a...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Constantine: The Hellblazer #1 by Ming Doyle, James Tynion IV, Riley Rossmo (DC Comics) This has been a heavy...

Heath Corson is coming fresh off of the release of Bizarro #1 for DC comics, recently making an appearance at Phoenix Comicon to record a few episodes of the Nerdist Writers Panel: Comics Edition podcast– as...

Robert Bexar for Comics Bulletin and GodHatesGeeks: I’ll make sure to tell the founder. We have you on, because this weekend, we have Comicpalooza here in Houston. First off: Thank you so much for doing...

In many ways, the Supergirl pilot, leaked recently, hit the beats of Superman: The Movie: plane crash, work problems, hypersonic messages. And, yes, it seemed like Saturday Night Live’s Black Widow parody at...

Well…that escalated quickly. It really got going fast. The show hit the ground running, and never really slowed down. It…ran fast. Like…superhuman speed. Like a flash. Ok! Now that that’s out of our...

My efforts to document some memories from those creators who strode the halls of DC Comics’ office in New York City drew more interest than I’d hoped and I am pleased to present some more commentary. First...