Chicago Comic-Con 2013 in Review
Trying something different, the 2013 Wizard World Chicago Comic-Con tackled a new layout for their convention programming. Did the gambit pay off? It was an unusual year for the Chicago…
Author: Eric Lindberg
Chicago Comic-Con 2013: Superman at 75
At Chicago Comic-Con, several guest panelists discussed the impact of the Man of Steel on popular culture, the comics industry, and their own lives. Having reached his 75th anniversary and…
The Reason for Dragons
A misfit teen befriends a seemingly delusional knight at an abandoned Renaissance Faire. Is Sir Habersham insane or was the Faire truly destroyed by a dragon? Wendell is a bit…
Red Sonja #1
A new era begins for the She-Devil With a Sword as fan-favorite writer Gail Simone begins her run on the series. After defeating the army of Zamora, a victorious king…
X-O Manowar #15
Aric of Dacia returns to Earth after his captivity by an alien race. But the world is not as he left it. In the fifth century, Visigoth warrior Aric of…
Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard Vol. 2 #1
The fantasy anthology series returns, allowing more artists to play in David Petersen’s world of noble mouse warriors. Characters sharing stories in a tavern is a format that has been…
C2E2 2013: Once Again a Blast for Comics Fans
The Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo, now in its fourth year, continues to be one of the best pop cultural events in the Windy City. While keeping comics at the…
Broken Frontier Anthology
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