2017 Year in Review

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My Comics Year: Thinking Critically

By | Jan 4, 2018 | Columns

Back in May of 2017, I started writing for Multiversity Comics, with a micro review of “Spider-Gwen” #20. While the first draft was anything but micro (I sent in about a full review’s worth of material I had to chop down), writing was a surprising struggle. The more I looked at the book, the more […]

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My Comics Year: An Expat Nerd in China’s Podcast Picks

By | Dec 29, 2017 | Columns

Living in China for four years doesn’t do much to feed one’s comic book fandom. Sure, Marvel and DC have brought comics to the mainstream via superhero franchises, and this success is readily apparent in China (look no further than meteoric box office numbers or Hollywood’s relentless pandering to Chinese audiences). Children know and love […]

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My Comics Year: Making Comics

By | Dec 29, 2017 | Columns

During 2017, I probably read fewer comics than I did in 2016. There’s a number of reasons for that – work was busy, I was traveling more, whatever, but one of the major ones had to be that I was also making comics during 2017 too. Don’t get me wrong here, I’m not some indie […]

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My Comics Year: A Shop Grows in Brooklyn

By | Dec 26, 2017 | Columns

April 29, 2017 was remarkable in some ways. There was the People’s Climate March. Pope Francis celebrated Mass in Cairo following two bombings of Coptic Christian churches in Egypt earlier that week. It was also the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, which was not attended by a sitting president for the first time in a generation. […]

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