Yearly Archives: 2015

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Columns
2015 in Review: Best Anthology

By | Dec 7, 2015 | Columns

Here’s another new category! The anthology is so important to comics. In the US, back when newspaper strips were all the rage, publishers started collecting these cartoons into big, single issues to sell to kids. The collecting of disparate strips by a great variety of artists into a single publication created, by the very definition […]

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2015 in Review: Best Colorist

By | Dec 7, 2015 | Columns

Thius is the first of a few new categories we’re rolling out this year. In an attempt to further explore the craft of comics creation, we decided to set our staff loose on the colorists who help bring so many of the comics we enjoy to life. The nominations covered all sorts of styles and […]

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Columns
2015 in Review: Best Comic Adaptation

By | Dec 7, 2015 | Columns

In a year where movies based on comics saw both critical (Peanuts) and financial (Age of Ultron) success, it was the small screen that dominated our lists this year. Agent Carter, Supergirl, and the atypical One Punch Man all earned heavy favor from the Multiversity staff, though none broke into the top three. So what […]

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News
The Rundown: Karl Kerschl Leaves “Gotham Academy”, ComiXology Integrates Your Kindle Library, and more

By | Dec 7, 2015 | News

Welcome back to The Rundown, our daily breakdown on comic news stories we missed from the previous day. Have a link to share? Email our team at rundown@multiversitycomics.com. – Karl Kerschl has announced that he will be leaving “Gotham Academy” with issue #12 as his last effort as the series artist. Newsarama speculates that Adam Archer will […]

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