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....
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Advance Review: ‘Wayward’ #1: Poised Between
Wayward #1 is an urban fairytale featuring a young woman named Rori Lane. She travels to Japan to live with her mother after a period of time away in...
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Singles Going Steady 9/2/2014: Marvel on Crack!
Ariel Carmona Jr., Dana Keels, Eva Ceja, Gabe Carrasco, Lance Paul, Myke Ladiona, Ryan Scott, Steven Cain
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single issue review roundup. Superman #34 (Geoff Johns / John Romita Jr. / Klaus Janson;...