Spirit Reckoning: How the Wild West is Still in Fashion
While superheroes and intergalactic mercenaries take over popular entertainment, some old-school themes still linger. They may be less in demand than in the past, but cowboys pop up now and then in movies, video games and even comics to take us back to the grit of the wild west.
Wizards of a New Oz: Zeb Hatfield and Eric Weathers on Battle Brick Road
Some classics lend themselves to modern exploration. Lewis Carroll's ALICE IN WONDERLAND has been exploited in films such Disney's iconic animated masterpiece, to books like Frank Beddor's LOOKING-GLASS WARS.
Comics Retailers Weigh In on Changes in Distribution Paradigm
Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, Critical Blast has been meeting regularly with comic shop owners through online roundtable meetings to discuss how they are finding ways to stay afloat. Some stores are in states where business closures have been mandated.
Martina Markota's Long Road to Bring Lady Alchemy to Comics
There are so many different crowdfunded comics popping up these days of varying degrees of quality. And with the mainstream comics market in a state of flux, the projects at Kickstarter and Indiegogo are poised to reap the benefits of the comics distribution shutdown.
32 Days Without Comics: COVID-19's Crisis in Infinite Comic Shops Continues
With a large portion of the country locked down economically due to COVID-19 restrictions, comic shop retailers find themselves in an unusual predicament.
Zenescope Co-Founder Ralph Tedesco Discusses COVID-19 Impact on Comics Publishing and Distributing
Critical Blast has talked a lot with retailers during the COVID-19 induced industry shutdown that has impacted the comic book supply chain nationwide, even in states where stores are not facing mandatory closures.
Crisis in Infinite Comics Shops: How the Corona Shutdown is Impacting Retailers Across the Country
Across the country, small businesses, deemed non-essential, have been shut down. And while some states have not issued such orders due to their lack of cases of the coronavirus COVID-19, may are still feeling the pinch.
Kamen America: Stars and Strife
Like Linda Low in Rodgers & Hammerstein's FLOWER DRUM SONG, young Carly Vanders enjoys being a girl in an era where girls are told they should like typical girl things anymore.
Indie Comics Spotlight: Hero Tomorrow
If you're like a lot of other places in the country, you're probably "sheltered in place," either working from home or just stuck at home without work.
Strange Adventures, Strange Questions: Tom King Renews Interest in Earth's First Spaceman
You only have to go a few pages in to STRANGE ADVENTURES #1 before you know you're in a Tom King book. The traditional hallmarks are there -- the repetitive cycles of daily life that become a routine of ennui, even in the life of someone who regularly participates in the extraordinary.
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