I can only personally speak to Ms. Marvel, which is awesome. But I've heard good things about Captain Marvel and Elektra.
Buffy ,'Empty Places'
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Discussion of comics, graphic novels, and more. Except for capes. No capes!
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Not sure what this person's point is: XX-Men: The Failures of Brian Wood’s All-Woman X-Team
Captain Marvel is wonderful. It got me back into regularly reading comics after a ~20 year hiatus (well, Hawkeye helped.). The lead character is awesome, with interesting flaws. There's an engaging set of supporting characters. The fandom is, as far as I've seen, low on crazy. I'd reccomend starting at the beginning of Kelly Sue Deconnick's run. [link]
I will give that a look too, Calli. When Comixology starts working right, that is.
Fuck you, Comixology. What galls me the most is just how weaselly the email was. They just couldn't come out and directly say they no longer support in-app purchases.
That's only for the iOS version, right? The letter I got today told me they've enhanced the in app purchase system and we need to update our payment info in the new Google version.
“Enhanced” in-app purchases means they’re bypassing Google’s payment system, which some people are complaining about. I guess it makes it less easy for some people to pay.
Saladin Ahmed has been doing some amazing research on pre-Code comics, and he's finally written it up.
An interesting analysis of the creation of Batman (the author theorizes Batman being a product of childhood trauma stems from Bob Kane's own childhood trauma.) [link]
This is one article where you should read the comments. Not that they’re great, but they’re saying the same thing I came here to say: Most of the aspects of Batman—including his origin story—were created by Bill Finger, not Kane.
Kane’s career was built on taking credit for other people’s work.