Interview: Steve Orlando on Gender and the Supergirls Who Inspire Him
Signing a 2-year exclusive contract with DC Comics heralds a new era for Steve Orlando’s career in comics. He’s taken opportunities to tell...
Interview: Steve Orlando on Writing “Supergirl” and Doing Right by People
When Supergirl arrived on TV almost a year ago, the response was overwhelming. There she was, a wholesome hero with an "S" on her chest who was...
Review: ‘Otto Binder: The Life and Work of a Comic Book and Science Fiction Visionary’ by Bill Schelly
Bill Schelly has produced a revised version of his authoritative Otto Binder: the Life and Work of a Comic Book and Science Fiction Visionary. The...
Leading Questions: A Dying Medium Brings New Life in Wednesday Comics
Every two weeks in a new installment of “Leading Questions”, the young, lantern jawed Mark Stack will ask Comics Bulletin’s very own Chase...
No One Can Be Told Who Matrix Is – Roger Stern And The Unsung Supergirl
Jon Kent: “And so trusting… too trusting.” Martha Kent: “Yes, and that can be just as dangerous as being too cynical.” No theme this...
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SUPERGIRL [Pilot Review]: Up, Up, and Online!
In many ways, the Supergirl pilot, leaked recently, hit the beats of Superman: The Movie: plane crash, work problems, hypersonic messages. And, yes,...
Power in Pink
Today I picked up my pull at the comic store and immediately noticed that every one of the covers on my comics had the color pink on it. In the past,...
Crisis #4 Older Timers’ Review: Supergirl to the Rescue
Jason Sacks: Life is full of mediocrity. We eat mediocre meals, watch mediocre TV shows, have mediocre days at work, read mediocre comic books. We're...
Singles Going Steady 2/25/2015: ‘Silk’ is Smooth
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Lazarus #15 (Greg Rucka / Michael Lark / Tyler Boss /...
Superhero Films – Chapter 25: Supergirl (1984)
Alexander Salkind and his son Illya were really on a roll. They had taken a well-known property that strangely was sitting gathering dust and turned...