Scooby and the gang team up with Magilla Gorilla in Scooby-Doo Team-Up #47, as DC reaches way back into my childhood for a new guest character. Here’s the 411: “How much is that gorilla in the window?” For years, Mr. Peebles has wanted nothing more than to finally sell Magilla Gorilla and get the big […]
Here’s some good old-fashioned Saturday morning cartoon fun: A preview of Looney Tunes #248, featuring some Bugs Bunny shenanigans: Blacque Jacque Shellacque is back—and he’s in pursuit of gold karats and Bugs Bunny wants golden carrots, leading them both up the beanstalk to fulfill their desires. But what they find instead is a giant problem […]
Convention season has begun, and that means the comics news cycle is heating up. Here are some news flashes from around the comicsphere. First Second has been breaking some news lately: They did a cover reveal for their book Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigaration at Paste Magazine, and they gave the AV […]
‘Positively Izzy’ follows up ‘Invisible Emmie’ with a story that is less about the mores of middle school than about the awkward relationships between parents and children at that age.
Lois Lowry’s award-winning YA novel The Giver has now been adapted into a graphic novel.
Women show what they’re made of, and start new adventures in this week’s picks from Abrams Comicarts and Scholastic.
This faithful adaptation of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ is an excellent companion to the original novel.
An exclusive first look at the DC Zoom graphic novel ‘Green Lantern: Legacy,’ featuring the first Asian-American Green Lantern.
Lion Forge and Nobrow have featured titles from this week’s list of new comic, manga, and graphic novel releases for emerging readers to tweens.
Fitting in at a new school in a new city is never easy–and it’s even harder when you’re new to the planet, and have to hide your origins and powers from everyone, as the kids in Frédéric Maupomé and Dawid’s Supers have found out.
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