Starting life as a webcomic before being first brought to print thanks to Kickstarter, Jason Copland and Michael May's Kill All Monsters is getting the omnibus treatment from Dark Horse. Kill All...

Outspoken comics creator Ulises Fariñas reached out to Comics Bulletin this week to let us know about some changes to how he was going to be handling pre-orders for his comics. We were intrigued, so we...

As one of the leaders of the New York art comix scenes in the ‘80s, James Romberger is a well-respected creator whose influence overshadows his notoriety. Romberger made his mark with his contributions to...

For whatever reason, Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Vertigo series Preacher has long been held up as a perfect comic to recommend to people who don’t read comics. The series might not have the industry...

In honor of Pride Month 2019, we're re-presenting this classic article from 2012 that celebrates gay couples in comics. Well, for no reason whatsoever, and certainly not because last week we heard about a...

Mostly by accident, a significant portion of my SXSW film coverage has centered on films that explore women's issues, from the unique body politic of Wetlands to She's Lost Control's examination of sexual...

I took a “break” from SXSW film for days five and six, by which I mean I played two lackluster music showcases and ran all around town. But luckily Nate Abernethy stepped in and provided a phenomenal...

Over the last few years, SXSW has embraced the television renaissance by opening the festival up to select shows, a move that paid off when the festival premiered the first few episodes of Girls. Last...

I've harbored a not-so-secret Nicolas Cage fixation for a while, so day three of SXSW was devoted to one of the only films on my must-see list: David Gordon Green's Joe, the eclectic director's...

In what is becoming an annual tradition, SXSW's first weekend was marred by horrible weather, causing my Saturday schedule to be determined less by my interest in events than by my desire to not get...

The first day of SXSW is always a crapshoot. If you're not a native Austinite, it's a day that gets wasted on familiarizing yourself with your surroundings, and either answering or avoiding the...

Just before NYCC, Erick Freitas sent me an e-mail asking if I'd be interested in reviewing Amazing Forest before it premiers on Oct. 23rd, and with my love of Gamma pretty public, I jumped at the...

Unlike its insect counterpart, the human metamorphosis never really ends. We transform depending on who is around us and what we're trying to do. And in the case of the family unit, we sometimes...

Being human often means wanting what you can’t have, and if Breaking Bad succeeded for one reason beyond its creative excellence, it’s because the show emerged more or less fully formed at...

Halfway through “Granite State,” as Walt was trapped in a version of hell in which he had no tools or resources to utilize to overcome an obstacle, I started thinking more about the first...