“‘Just One More Thing’: Columbo and Class Disruption” at Neotext Corp
“Pixar's Ratatouille, the state of media journalism, and why I'm a critic” at Popverse
”Poirot's moustache: I will never forgive Kenneth Branagh for giving it a back story” at Popverse
“The Morbid Crisis of an Art Career and tick, tick...BOOM!”- Paste
“Just One More Thing: Columbo and Class Disruption” - The Gutter Review
“The Queerness of Harvey, 70 years later” - Paste
"Impressions of Loneliness in Asteroid City” - Impulse
“‘Because He Loved You:’ The Queer Betrayal at The Center of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” - The Gutter Review
“The Flawed Symbolism of 12 Angry Men” - Paste
"The Conflict Between Endless Possibilities and Reality in Past Lives” - Impulse
“What The Birdcage's Grand Gay Comedy Tells Us about Family 25 Years Later” - Paste
“Exploring the Two Endings of Woman of the Year, 80 Years Later” - Paste
“Perfect Relationships Don’t Exist: A Chaste Romance in The Bishop’s Wife” - The Gutter Review
“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” - Chicago Reader
“The Bad Guys” - Chicago Reader
“Ted Lasso hasn't gotten worse, people just don't understand the show” - Popverse
“On a World Without Sondheim” - Into
Can AI paint electric sheep?: Some thoughts on art generated by artificial intelligence - Popverse
“No, Taika Waititi will not save us” - Popverse
“‘Try Not To Cuss’ — Franklin Richards’ Rules for Reality in FF #23” - Shelfdust
“All This Whiteness: The Color White and its Representation of Destruction in Watchmen Issue 11” - Shelfdust
“R U NORMAL: On the Attempt to Normalize the Outsider in Vision #1” - Shelfdust
“Searching for Riverdale: My Relationship with Archie and Americana” - How to Love Comics
“Alone in Space is a pensive retrospective of Tillie Walden’s early work” - The AV Club
“The Secret to Superhuman Strength is a big swing from a master cartoonist” - The AV Club
“‘I think they know me too well’ — Growing Against Expectation in Journey Into Mystery: The Manchester Gods” - The Middle Spaces
“The Montague Twins: The Devil’s Music Review” - TCJ
“Superman Smashes the Klan and the Complicated Art of Belonging” - The Comic Book Herald
Baseball, Melodrama, and Public Perception: An Interview with Travis Stern
Baseball star Shohei Ohtani's favorite manga and anime
The Sandlot actors Grant Gelt and Victor DiMattia talk 30 years of The Sandlot and their non-profit organization Play Forever
Learning from Las Vegas’ Sphere - Ex Research
“Comic Arts Los Angeles Is Back in Business” - Publishers Weekly
“Brands are king when it comes to movie theater concession sales” - Popverse
”Nicole Kidman's original AMC ad has been seen around 400 million times, according to AMC CEO” - Popverse
"Long lines, lack of bathrooms, and swag bags: Are SDCC activations "worth it"?” - Popverse
"San Diego Comic-Con 2024: Not Just Comics at the Con” - Publisher’s Weekly
”Marvel Studios: Robert Downey Jr. returns to play Victor Von Doom” - Popverse
”Roll for luck through the tallest dice tower in the world” - Popverse
“From the inside of an Ewok suit—Kevin and Tracey Thompson on Star Wars, fandom, and representation of Little People on screen” - Popverse
“Gotta catch 'em all!—Tim Allison is on a mission to collect every C2E2 badge”- Popverse
James Acaster reaches a new level of maturity in Hecklers Welcome- Popverse
“Adapting to an industry that's getting worse: Dave Scheidt on the illusion of ‘breaking in’” - Popverse
“Congressman Robert Garcia on the Popular Arts Caucus, SDCC, and Superman” - Popverse
“At the Los Angeles stop of her tour, Kate Beaton shares Ducks through the history of the mines, a slideshow presentation, and music” - Popverse
“Survival, Ghosts, and Jaguars in the Sonoran Desert” an interview with Julio Anta and Jacoby Salcedo - Impulse
“‘We Know That’s Not True’: An Interview with Amie Wright” - TCJ
“‘I Think I Have A Bit Of An Antagonistic Relationship To Nature’: An Interview with Shing Yin Khor” - TCJ
“‘It’s All Made Up, And We Want To Talk About That’: Nadia Shammas and Sara Alfageeh on Squire” - TCJ
"San Diego Comic-Con 2024: Strange Fan: PW Talks with Zoe Thorogood” - Publisher’s Weekly
“‘These Stories Are Out There’ — Reclaiming Queer and Trans Histories with Melanie Gillman” - The Middle Spaces
“Andi Watson on The Book Tour, Kerry and the Knight of the Forest, and comics for kids vs. adults” - Popverse
Gwendoline Christie was inspired by Gustav Dore's prints for her role in Netflix's Sandman - Popverse
“The Contradictions: Sophie Yanow discusses storyboarding, journalism in comics form, and skateboarding” - Popverse
The unseen heroes of CBS Ghosts, according to Trevor actor Asher Grodman - Popverse
“Cartoonist Jeffrey Brown chats about republishing his iconic memoirs, Star Wars, and comedy for kids” - Popverse
“Charles Soule and Ryan Browne chat Eight Billion Genies, how they met, and why desire is narratively interesting” - Popverse
“Mary Pope Osborne chats Magic Tree House, graphic novels, and literacy” - Popverse
“Zine librarian Jenna Freedman chats about the Barnard Zine library and why every grrrl's story is important” - Popverse
“‘I think that it's wide open!’ Scholastic's David Saylor on the past and future of kids comics” - Popverse
"From Hell's Eddie Campbell gets real on bad habits, fixing old mistakes, and being "in the company of ghosts" as a Hall of Fame creator” - Popverse
Observer: Paige Clark on Relationships, Obsession, and Reality in “She is Haunted”
Anti-Heroin Chic A Horror Story; Persephone
Anti-Heroin Chic Pandora
Cantos Garlic, Grandma Wants, Alive, Alive, How to bring a lover back from the dead
Cardiff Review The favored remnant of summer
Cardiff Review After one hundred days of filtered air
Cheat River Review Cary Grant
Ekphrastic Review City and I
Ekphrastic Review Home
Ekphrastic Review The Great Executioner
Graviton Lit Molten
the lickety split Six
the lickety split Untitled (Pigeons, sparrows, & blackbirds)
Rust + Moth All Before It
Third Wednesday The Dock at Midnight; Curfew
Third Wednesday Grunion Hunting
West Trestle Review tracking numbers
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Issue 4 "Something Just Broke" on Mister Miracle
Issue 5 "Creative Consumption” on Maxwell’s Demons
Issue 7 "The Balloon Complicates Things" on Secret Weapons
Issue 8 "You Are What You Eat" on Twisted Romance
Issue 10 "Close your eyes, and Isola Rises" on Isola
Issue 11 "Facing the Apocalypse" on Cold War
Issue 12 "There's No Place Like Home" on Harrow County
Issue 14 "A Bug is a Bug is a Bug" on Bug! The Adventures of Forager
Issue 15 “Man and Monster” on Immortal Hulk
Issue 16 “End the Endgame” on Giant Days
Issue 17 “A Familiar Game” on Marvel Knights 20th
Issue 18 “The Big Reveal” on My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies
Issue 20 “Reading Between the Lines” on Wyrd
Issue 21 “For the Children Yet to Come” on Little Bird
Issue 22 “Framing the Story” on Eve Stranger
Issue 23 “Thought Bubbles and Thievery” on Criminal
“The Big Reveal” on My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies
Issue 24 “Jumping Headfirst into a Longbox“ on The Wicked and The Divine
Issue 25 “Form and Context” on Adrian Tomine’s “A Brief History of the Art Form Known as Hortisculpture”
Issue 26 “Something Old, Something New” on Spider-Man Life Story
Issue 27 “Genre and Repetition” on Pretty Deadly
Issue 28 “Growing Up” on Sentient and Interview with Sergio Aragonés.
Issue 29 “What We Do in the Fractures” on fractured storytelling in November
Issue 31 “Chat, Please!” an interview with Check, Please! creator Ngozi Ukazu
Issue 32 “You’ve got it handled?” on the realities of grief in fantastical horror in Something is Killing the Children
Issue 33 “What if I’m a bad machine?” on dealing with kid’s problems in Judd Winick’s HiLo series
Issue 34 “Mirror Mirror” on the art of the first issue (analyzing Mark Waid)
Issue 35 “Did you do that yourself?” on journaling in Lucy Knisley’s Stepping Stones
Issue 37 Guest editorial on the future of the comics industry
Issue 39 “How to tell if you’re living in a dystopia” on Judge Dredd America
Issue 40 “Editorial,” “Trauma and Shifting Realities,” and “I Think We’re All Monsters: Interview with Emil Ferris”
Issue 42 “Questions and Answers” on Ann Nocenti and David Aja’s Seeds
Issue 43 “A love letter to weird friendships” on Kat Leyh’s Snapdragon
Issue 46 “To dream the unpossible dream” on Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters
Issue 49 ‘The Stories We Tell” on Juni Ba’s DJELIYA
Issue 50 “A Contract is a Contract!” on Will Eisner’s A Contract With God
Issue 51 “The Sound of Silence” on Dead Dog’s Bite
Issue 52 “Growing Pains” on Locke & Key
Issue 53 Editorial & Interview with Sas Milledge
Issue 54 “Brave New World” on Catwoman: Lonely City
Issue 56 “I’ve Heard It in the Chillest Land” on noir
Emily VanDerWerff’s newsletter EPISODES “Bo Burnham greets his audience”
The Journal of Comics and Culture Vol. 5 (Winter 2020) “Comics of the New Europe Review”
Dunes Review Issue 23.2 The impossibility of imagining spring
Third Wednesday Vol XIII, No 1 Edinburgh
Third Wednesday Vol XII, No. 4 Roost
Third Wednesday Vol X1 No 4 Crows
LGBTQ comedic monologues that are actually funny
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