Writer. Movie lover. Trans-inclusive feminist. Secularist. No frelling apologies.
Disappointing Wonder Woman, while Batman shines in Dark Nights. In non-DC, Rose moves closer to a conclusion and I have a new issue of Kim & Kim! Continue reading My Pull List – 13 September 2017
It’s karaoke night at Champions HQ, the old team is back together and everyone is happy and well-adjusted, as if that whole the world being taken over by Nazis never happened. Continue reading My Pull List – 6 September 2017
An unsubtle feminist lesson is followed by a beautiful twist in Wonder Woman #29 Continue reading My pull list – 30 August 2017
It’s a slow week, with only one new comic on my list. This is Detective Comics #963, and interestingly it’s a very Batman-lite issue. Continue reading My Pull list – 23 August 2017
Aquaman battling undersea mobsters, Batwoman battling to save the future, the Justice League battling monster toys and Wonder Woman fighting assassins side by side with a badass Etta Candy. Continue reading My pull list – 16 August 2017
Intelligence concludes in Detective Comics #962 and high fantasy Rose continues to enthrall in issue #5. Continue reading My pull list – 9 August 2017
Champions stands out as being a fun title, optimistic, youthful, differyent. This issue is one of unrelenting heartache and darkness. The note it ends on is one of hope, but it’s such a small hope in the face of everything that’s happened. It really makes me feel for these characters. Continue reading My pull list – 2 August 2017
The final issue of Occupy Avengers? This title had so much promise and Marvel barely gave it a chance! I’ll need a separate post to review the whole run. Also this week Azrael battles his AI self in Detective Comics Continue reading My pull-list – 26 July 2017
Stephanie Hans’ art is stunning. The romantic scenes are like beautiful watercolours framed by roses (for Desert Rose – the name of Saffiya’s bar). A dance club scene lays the panels out in strips of alternating colours like strobe lighting, evoking the noise and music in art. Continue reading My Pull-List – 19 July 2017
Written by Mariko Tamaki, She-Hulk’s first post-Civil-War-II arc deals with Jennifer trying to put her life back together. She has a new job at a new law firm and a nasty case of PTSD which is written as well and realistically as any I have seen. Continue reading She-Hulk: Deconstructed