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Saturday Morning Panels: The Best of 2018

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 29, 2018 | Columns

Hello and welcome back to Saturday Morning Panels! For our final Saturday Morning Panels of the year, we asked our staff to give us their favorites of their submissions from 2018. So kick-back, watch out for spoilers, talk about your favorites from in comments section below, and Happy Holidays! “Ms. Marvel” #26: The most discrete […]

My Comics Year: AAARRRRTTTTT!

By Kate Kosturski | Dec 28, 2018 | Columns

In our last installment of My Comics Year, Kate looks back on how museum exhibitions extended her love of comics art.

My Comics Year: Embracing the Disposability of Stories

By Nicholas Palmieri | Dec 28, 2018 | Columns

One of the most interesting aspects of following corporate superheroes is the idea of lineage. There’s a great sense of wonder and weight to the idea that there’s 700 issues behind the one you’re reading, which theoretically fill in the entire lives of the characters you’re reading about. In the words of a recent DC […]

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Webcomics Worth Watching – “Hooky” by Miriam Bonastre Tur

By Elias Rosner | Dec 28, 2018 | Columns

"Hooky" by Miriam Bonastre Tur is a webcomic that has created a sprawling, intimate fantasy that evolves with each new episode...and that's just one of the reasons we highlight it for Webcomics Worth Watching.

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Creators’ Year in Review, Part 5: Who Will Be the Breakout Creators of 2019?

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 28, 2018 | Columns

Every year, we reach out to some of our creator pals to ask them what they thought of the year that was. This year was no different. Keep reading to find out who some of the most talented folks in all of comics think will break out next year in Part 5. What creators do […]

In Memoriam: Margot Kidder

By Brian Salvatore | Dec 27, 2018 | Columns

I am a child of the VCR generation. Renting videos, but especially taping things off of TV, was a huge part of my childhood. Growing up, VHS tapes, more than anything else, was what made me love superheroes and, eventually, brought me to comics. And there were few videotapes I watched more frequently than my […]

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My Comics Year: Thank You, Mr. Gardner

By Christa Harader | Dec 27, 2018 | Columns

It’s been a YEAR, y’all. There’s a lot going on in the world, most of it sinister and upsetting at best and downright terrifying at worst, and escaping into the land of well-crafted comics has been a bit of a blessing. It wasn’t always like that for me, though. I’ve been reading comics since I […]

2018 in Review: Best Film Adaptation

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 27, 2018 | Columns

We held off on publishing this list in the initial span of Year in Review, because we thought that the back to back releases of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Aquaman might change our results at the last minute, and we were right. 3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Sixteen years after Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man revolutionized […]

My Comics Year: How I Learned to Appreciate European Graphic Novels

By Rodney Ortiz | Dec 27, 2018 | Columns

You hope as each year passes you grow as an individual. While growth and knowledge don’t always trend upwards, there is a bit of a bell curve to our life after all, just because you’re 30, 40, 50 or more doesn’t mean you can’t pick up new things. With comic books, as a reader, you’ll […]

Creators’ Year in Review, Part 4: What Are You Looking Forward to in 2019?

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 27, 2018 | Columns

Every year, we reach out to some of our creator pals to ask them what they thought of the year that was. This year was no different. Keep reading to find out what some of the most talented folks in all of comics are looking forward to next year in Part 4. What are you […]

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My Comics Year: Fighting Cynicism

By Brandon Arnold | Dec 26, 2018 | Columns

(I wanted to title this “Learning to Love Comics in Spite of Themselves,” but that’s not exactly a punchy title.) At my day job, which happens to be a brick-and-mortar comic shop, we have a running inside joke: “You don’t love comics until you hate comics.” In the wake of two non-marriages from Marvel and […]

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My Comics Year: How to Tackle Your Daily Ennui Like a New God

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 26, 2018 | Columns

I used to be a voracious reader. I wanted everything. Give me your crises both infinite and final; give me your wars both secret and civil. As many panels as possible: splash pages, weird grids, blurred lines and experimentation. If it was 4-color and sequentially stapled together in a 20+ page floppy released on a […]

Art of the Year: 2018

By Brian Salvatore, Justin Beeson, Michael Mazzacane, Matt Garza and Daniel Balyeat | Dec 26, 2018 | Columns

We’ve featured a hell of a lot of art in Art of the Week this past year. The current AotW team – Mike, Justin, Daniel, and Matt – along with senior editor Brian picked out some of our favorite art we’ve featured in 2018. This, frankly, dynamite collection of art represents some of the best […]

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Creators’ Year in Review, Part 3: Best Artists of 2018

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 26, 2018 | Columns

Every year, we reach out to some of our creator pals to ask them what they thought of the year that was. This year was no different. Keep reading to find out what some of the most talented folks in all of comics dug this year in our Creators’ Year in Review, Part 3. Who […]

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The Webcomics Weekly #16: 2018 Finale Edition (12/26/18)

By Michael Mazzacane | Dec 25, 2018 | Columns

Webcomics Weekly is back in your life for one last time in 2018, with new and old strips. We have a couple of new strips, “The Ocean Soul” and “Urban Animal”. “Ocean Soul” is a fantasy romance strip set in a post-Roman Britan. In “Urban Animal” Joe has it all figured out for a high […]

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Creators’ Year in Review, Part 2: Best Writers of 2018

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 25, 2018 | Columns

Every year, we reach out to some of our creator pals to ask them what they thought of the year that was. This year was no different. Keep reading to find out what some of the most talented folks in all of comics dug this year in our Creators’ Year in Review, Part 2. Who, […]

Creators’ Year in Review, Part 1: Favorite Comics of 2018

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 24, 2018 | Columns

Every year, we reach out to some of our creator pals to ask them what they thought of the year that was. This year was no different. Keep reading to find out what some of the most talented folks in all of comics dug this year in our Creators’ Year in Review, Part 1. What […]

Saturday Morning Panels: Week of 12/19/18

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 22, 2018 | Columns

Hello and welcome back to Saturday Morning Panels! You know the drill. Each week the Multiversity staff lovingly scours the new releases to find you, our dear reader, our favorite panels and moments. And we have a fantastic line up for you this week! So kick-back, watch out for spoilers, talk about your favorites in […]

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2018 in Review: Best Ongoing

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 21, 2018 | Columns

Here it is, the granddaddy of them all. The comics industry is built around ongoing series, and our staff thinks these are the best of the year. Let’s get to it! 10. Paper Girls (tie) ’80s nostalgia is still in full force in our popular culture. Some of our throwbacks are nominal, like a just […]

2018 in Review: Best Writer

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 20, 2018 | Columns

The final individual category of the year is here! Who penned the best tales in sequential art this year? Our staff says these eleven take the cake. 10. Jason Aaron (tie) I was first introduced to Jason Aaron’s work a few years back when I picked up the first issue of “Wolverine and the X-Men” […]

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2018 in Review: Best Artist

By Multiversity Staff | Dec 20, 2018 | Columns

Simply put, comics wouldn’t be comics without the art. The single most important person in the production process is the interior artist, and we’ve highlighted some doozies. 10. Nick Derington “Doom Patrol” might’ve slowed down in 2018, but Nick Derington sure didn’t. In addition to wrapping up Young Animal’s premiere book (for now), Derington offered […]

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