#comics
The Common Wealth: An Interview with Kumail Rizvi
Comics readers have so many great options for reading comics these days: from webcomics to crowdfunded anthologies to all sort of small press comics shows,
Comics readers have so many great options for reading comics these days: from webcomics to crowdfunded anthologies to all sort of small press comics shows,
Welcome, POMEs! As you peruse this weekly Afternoon Snack, you might notice a new coat of paint on our site. We’re stoked to bring a
After the last debate between Vincent and David, our viewers had become even more divided on who the better publisher is, DC or Marvel. So divided,
Superman has gone through a few changes over his career, but the most recent changes may be the most interesting. How do you make a
A few iconic superheroes have held political office within the world of comic books, but it’s not often that these stories dive into what a
When DC launched it’s “New 52” line a few years ago, the entire timeline was altered in all of its comic titles. Success was very hit and miss,
Let’s start with the obvious: why was Wonder Woman in this movie? Is there any purpose beyond foreshadowing for the inevitable solo vehicle that DC’s
Last week Marvel hit a home run with their trailer for Captain America: Civil War, a film which puts Marvel’s heroes at odds over a
Graphic novels, TV shows, movies, radio and even mobile applications are all different ways people across the world enjoy superhero stories. Comic books are more
It’s Origins Week at POMEmag, which is perfect for Sidekicked because Origin Stories are a huge part of comic lore! However, just because a comic book character is
“With great power comes great responsibility.” Great advice a wonderful uncle gave to his nephew before dying. Too bad that nephew wasn’t named Kal-El. In