The gang reviews Black Panther: Wakanda Forever! Spoilers follow!
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A Comic Book Reading Order Guide For Beginners & Fans
The gang reviews Black Panther: Wakanda Forever! Spoilers follow!
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So, we’re narrowing in on what’s already a wealth of material, paring down from 30+ issues with the tie-ins to appreciate the core of this epic story and its most integral side stories, while appreciating the nuances of character, theme and continuity that each storyteller brings to this apocalyptic barnstormer.
This week on Creannotators, I interview comics writer J.M. DeMatteis on “DeMultiverse” launch, Ben Reilly Spider-Man, and Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt. We discuss the new Kickstarted “shared universe” comics, Kraven’s Last Hunt, Justice League, Doctor Fate, when stories take over, and a whole lot more!
On Comic Book Herald’s ‘Creannotators’ I’ll be interviewing some of my favorite creators in comics about specific runs, graphic novels or series, looking for their insights on the inspirations behind the work and ideas or hidden material readers may have missed. Creannotators is an audio annotative guide to enjoying the intricacies and thinking in the art. Thanks for listening, and enjoy the comics!
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[Read more…] about Creannotators #98: “DeMultiverse” with J.M. DeMatteis
Dave, Charlotte and Zack talk Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Welcome Back Frank, and a bunch more of Priest’s Black Panther!
[Read more…] about 2000 Pt. 2: Black Panther & Punisher!
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It is often said that Watchmen is the most influential comic ever to be released. That comics wouldn’t be where they are without it, for good and for ill. But how did we get here, exactly? More to the point, just what influence did Watchmen provide to the larger world of comics? What, ultimately, is the legacy of Watchmen? Who watched the Watchmen?
It was inevitable that someone would create a map for a post-Watchmen world, in comic form. And that’s exactly what Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt (2019) is: not an exploration of what Watchmen is or means, but a rebuke, a retort, and above all else, a set of instructions that direct artists out from under the “iron hand” that Watchmen has on the medium.
[Read more…] about Who Watched the Watchmen? Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt