Posts Tagged ‘Spider-Man’
Wordless Wednesday: Marvel-us Edition
Wednesday, September 9th, 2009
Special Comic Book Review: ‘Iconic’
Monday, June 1st, 2009Recently, through the magic of social networking, I came across an organization called the Comicbook Artist’s Guild. They are an organization of comic book professionals and beginners that get together for the sheer love of comics.
Their first anthology comic: Iconic, will be formally released at the MoCCA fest in New York City, being held June 6 and 7, but they were nice enough to let me peer inside it’s pages beforehand so that I can tell you a little bit about it.
Click here to buy your very own copy of Iconic!
Comics Aren’t Just For Adults Anymore!
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
- Spider-Man’s gotten darker in his old age. Image via Wikipedia
Anyone who pays a little bit of attention has noticed that comic books really aren’t for kids anymore. Gone are the days of going in to your local grocery/convenience store and picking up the latest adventures of your favorite caped do-gooders. You might find an Archie Digest still on the checkout lane, but it will generally be placed out of the reach of children. I’m not sure who they’re marketed to, nostalgic parents? Truthfully at this point, nostalgic grandparents! Old Archie hasn’t done the best job of keeping up with the times…
Choosing Entertainment For Children: What Message Do We Really Send?
Thursday, February 5th, 2009
Calli, my two year old daughter helps us demonstrate: Who should she emulate? The strange visitor from another planet who solves most of his problems with his fists? ...Or...
There has been an ongoing debate in our house about what type of movies/television is okay to expose our two year old to. Since we already have a fifteen year old in the house, and I being an animation/children’s entertainment fan anyway, we have plenty of DVDs to choose from in our library.
The main topic up for debate: Super Heroes or Disney?
