Yeah, I know, I interviewed a dude. But give this guy a chance! He’s got a lot of interesting things to say about women in comics. First of all, he writes the comic Princeless. The title is pretty self-explanatory, and, … Continue reading
By Sarah Spoto, Contributing Writer This December, designer Phillip Lim, known for his effortless, feminine, and wearable fashions, launched a pre-fall collection that combined high fashion with a touch of comic book inspiration. Most obviously, tops and accent accessories sported blocky, … Continue reading
Fridays at 8:30 in the morning, I sit in a class filled with fiction, gaming, art, and film majors to learn about comic books. More specifically, how to write them. I recognize that I’m insanely lucky to have this opportunity, … Continue reading
Princeless appeals to all my feminist sensibilities. And while I’ve thus far made an attempt to keep these sensibilities out of my reviews (and into the ratings), I’m breaking my rule (But really, I named my blog Ms.Comix. Perhaps quiet … Continue reading
By Sarah Spoto, Contributing Writer I don’t think I need to make any case as to why Black Widow qualifies as a superhero. In fact, I’ve always wondered, if Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and Hulk get their own films, why … Continue reading
In the cold, dark basement of an abandoned building, I first met Sarah Becan. Christmas lights occasionally pierced the darkness like little fairies. Various rugs of unusual origin lay scattered across the expansive concrete floor. Sarah smiled at me through … Continue reading
I recently finished the first draft of my graphic novel, Fusion, and created this guide to help my readers, most of whom have never seen a graphic novel script before. My script follows Dark Horses’ comic script guidelines. I found … Continue reading
