"Phenix" by Jebedaï Couture
Interview: Jimmy Gownley talks about his award-winning series Amelia Rules, his new graphic novel The Dumbest Idea Ever and his own origin story in a wide-ranging interview with Whitney Grace.
Interview: Mark Waid talks Empire, Thrillbent, 'taking advantage of digital'
Review: Paul O'Brien on Magneto Volume 1: "Magneto has been an antihero, or at times even an outright hero, for the better part of thirty years now. Which makes it surprising that he’s not had an ongoing series before, particularly given Marvel’s evident keenness to find every exploitable angle on the franchise."
Good EReader suggests the Top 5 Best Android Manga Readers.
Here is a short essay on the new version of Superman from the writer Jon Morris here that I found interesting. In it, Morris suggests something interesting and obvious as to why people want to hang on to the versions of the character they enjoyed when they were younger: that character is a symbol of that youth, and its loss a reminder of mortality.
Observation Deck offers A Brief History of Ultimate Marvel
There are few days that couldn't be made better by checking out this early Kevin Huizenga comic.
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