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[Critic Score: 10/10]
Marian Heretic, written by Tini Howard and illustrated by Joe Jaro, is a comic that executes a theme so obviously badass in concept alone, while somehow still manages to surpass expectations.
Set at a fictional comic shop known as OhEmGee Comics, this series follows the adventures of owner Stephanie Okeke, played by the writer and creator Cheyenne Ewulu.
The Zelda Awards is a new comic book award to honor women and female creators in comics. From writers and artists to colorists and inkers, the goal is to celebrate women who produce incredible content in every stage of the comic making process.
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[Critic Score: 10/10]
Marian Heretic, written by Tini Howard and illustrated by Joe Jaro, is a comic that executes a theme so obviously badass in concept alone, while somehow still manages to surpass expectations.
Poe, Rice, and Shelley eat trash and hide from humans, but have made themselves a nice (and decorated) home with the excess waste from consumerism by humans. When the neighborhood is under attack from gentrification, the monster trio decide to find safety.
[Critic Score: 9.8/10]
Temporal takes your average midlife crisis and heightens the stakes. The everyday woman is framed to be in love with the idea of getting married to a loyal partner, having an adoring child, and a successful career. But for Savannah, this isn’t enough. She pines for the adrenaline of her past.
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Set at a fictional comic shop known as OhEmGee Comics, this series follows the adventures of owner Stephanie Okeke, played by the writer and creator Cheyenne Ewulu.
Nihaarika Negi never stops creating. As an award-winning interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, and now a comic creator, her passion for telling the story of the human experience is unmatched.
When I put on the suit, I’m reminded of the deep topics explored in Mister Miracle and I believe that “I can escape” my own anti-life equations. Dressing up as Scott Free isn’t just about my passion for cosplay, but a reminder to keep going.
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The Zelda Awards is a new comic book award to honor women and female creators in comics. From writers and artists to colorists and inkers, the goal is to celebrate women who produce incredible content in every stage of the comic making process.
Some journeys change the world. This one will change the truth.
As part of Mad Cave’s latest English print releases, Virginia Woolf offers an emotional LGBTQIA-focused retelling of their semi-secret love affair, drawing from Woolf’s novels and the pair’s letters to capture the intensity of her inner world.