I Love a Woman Who Can Kick My Ass

So today I'm doing something differently for "Kick My Ass", and am stepping outside of my rotation that I've established so far. With my recent interview with the wonderful Kara Eberle and Arryn Zech, I...

So we gather together again for another iteration of celebrating kickass women, and once again it's DC's turn to provide our topic. Today's topic is one that not too long ago I mentioned that I knew almost...

She-Hulk has the potential to be our Wonder Woman. A powerful female with a strong moral center and a determination to do what's right. She's also a unique combination of brains and brawn. The...

The '90s were an interesting time for comics, to say the least. Known by most as either “The Iron Age”, “The Dark Age”, or “The Dork Age” of comics depending on who...

Originally this week, I was going to present to all of you an article on a very beloved and respected woman of silver screen fame. However, as I thought about it I realized that that particular article...

To my readers, I owe you an apology for the recent silence on my part. It’s been 4 weeks, just shy of a month since the last iteration of I Love a Woman who Can Kick My Ass. The reasons for this is...

In the US Army, we make a big deal about standards. There is only one type of standard that we own, the type that you either meet or exceed or you face the consequences. Failing to meet the standard can...

Welcome again to the newest installment of I Love a Woman Who Can Kick My Ass. Previously, we took a look at Marvel's X-23 and Dynamite's Red Sonja. Today it's DC's turn and we're going straight for the big...

Throughout the history of comics there have been multitudes of iconic characters. Many of them have gone on to inspire creators to think up similar characters. They became archetypes of that type of character....

Welcome again, ladies and gentlemen, to the newest installment of I Love a Woman who can Kick My Ass. Today is the first article that follows the actual main focus for this series, pointing out and -- to be...

When I began writing for Comics Bulletin, it was because I had through some strange quirk of fate, managed to impress Publisher Jason Sacks with a long-winded reply to another of his writers. I’ve...