One of the things that I love most about Spider-Man, specifically Peter Parker, is that he is guided by readiness and willingness to act. If he sees something that needs doing, and he knows that he has the power to do it, then he does it.
An Interview with JS Earls about his graphic novel, Pistolfist
Comic creator JS Earls is launching a Kickstarter for his graphic novel Pistolfist. But what is Pistolfist? Check out Branson's Interview with JS where he discusses the story and the influences behind it.
A Review of Dracula, the Graphic Novel Adaptation
I’m B, and today on a very special episode, we’ll be participating in Fangtober as we take a look at the graphic novel adaptation of the literary classic, Dracula. Dracula was written by Bram Stoker and was originally published in 1897. The publishing company Usborne has published a graphic novel version of the story in an effort to make it more accessible to a younger audience.
A Review of Nemo the Lad
Today we’ll be talking about the Jules Verne-inspired adventure comic Nemo the Lad.
A review of Nacho Fries Are Back
Taco Bell has poured quite a bit of effort and resources into advertising their nacho fries (money well spent, in my opinion.) This year, however, they have ventured into the realm of Geekery to draw to their restaurants the fans of comic books, manga, and anim