Lois Lane, Refrigerators, and Superman's Dick
Let's try a little thought experiment, shall we?
Let's try a little thought experiment, shall we?
Even before San Diego Comic-Con 2011, DC didn't much like Stephanie Brown.
Sometimes life throws you curveballs.
After last year's excitement, it was a sure bet I'd be taking another four-day tour of San Diego Comic-Con 2012.
A couple of months ago, Trina Robbins was kind enough to grant me an interview.In this, the third and final part, we'll discuss the influence of modern technology on the comics world, "Friends of Lulu", and the future of the comic book industry.
A couple of months ago, Trina Robbins was kind enough to grant me an interview.This is part 2 of that long and interesting conversation.
Kyrax talks to Trina Robbins about her past influences, her opinion on modern superhero comics and her work on Wonder Woman.
After attending WonderCon, I caught up with Bryan Q. Miller, writer on the popular Smallville television series and the recent run of Batgirl starring Stephanie Brown.
Another day, another article criticizing 'fake' geek girls. This one was actually written by a woman, and while not nearly as nasty as some, it still comes across as sickeningly self-righteous.
Long before Stephanie Brown took up the pointy-eared mantle, there was Sailor Moon.