Glitterbomb & Helter Skelter: Studying Image From Without & Within
The thing about Glitterbomb is that it reads so male. Not masculine — male. As in not by women, but about them. I say “them” despite being a...
Interview: Jim Zub Explodes a Dark ‘Glitterbomb’
Few creators deliver interesting comics as consistently as Jim Zub. From his wonderfully fun Skullkickers to his genre-fusing Wayward to his...
Exclusive Marvel Preview: Thunderbolts #2
(W) Jim Zub (A/CA) Jon Malin • A group of reformed (are they reformed?) super criminals protect a facet of immense power while hunting down and...
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Team-Up Review: ‘Thunderbolts #1’
Jamil Scalese: Following the six month Secret Wars gauntlet we faced in 2015 there was only one thing that could awaken the “Jhawn”...
NYCC 2015 Panels: Writers Unite: Writing & Pitching Comic Stories
If you’re an aspiring comics creator, you may or may not be aware of Jim Zub’s very helpful guides to pitching, writing, and breaking into...
Interview: Gail Simone on Women in the Comics Industry
Gail Simone is one of my favorite people in comics. Her work is always interesting and entertaining, and she delivers a great interview, as you'll...
Singles Going Steady 03/31/2015: Double Double U’s
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Wayward #6 (Jim Zub / Steve Cummings / Tamra Bonvillain...
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Conan and Red Sonja: Together Again For The First Time
“The Age of Innocence” (Gail Simone / Jim Zub / Dan Panosian / Dave Stewart; Dark Horse) They’re back! Together! Two of my favorite...
Jim Zub and Gail Simone discusses the new Dark Horse series ‘Conan and Red Sonja’
Dark Horse is rolling out a fresh series for the New Year that is bound to be a hit. Issue #1 certainly portends some great things as our favorite...
Review: Wayward: Exploring the Natural amongst the Supernatural
(Steve Cummings/ Jim Zub/ John Rauch; Image Comics) The first arc of Wayward is complete and is one of the best ongoing series out right now....