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Articles by Emma Kubert
New graphic novels look at vampire love, goblins and Mark Twain's Jim, who is having a big year
Four new graphic novels showcase a range of approaches and subjects, from deadpan horror comedy to a subversive retelling of an American classic, a fantasy adventure about a magical world next to our own and an odds-and-ends collection from an American master that is more than the sum of its parts. Big Jim and the White Boy By: David F. Walker, Marcus Kwame Anderson. Publisher: Ten Speed Graphic, 288 pages, $35.
New graphic novels look at vampire love, goblins and Mark Twain’s Jim, who is having a big year
First published in 2008 and now getting a long-overdue reissue, Abel and Soria’s “Life Sucks” is based on an old premise: boy likes girl who likes boy though not enough to break up with her creep boyfriend. But the authors juice the story with a bloody twist: The girl, Rosa, is a vampire-worshipping goth who’s unaware that the boy, Dave, is undead. The story is grounded in Dave’s workaday existence.
Reaching The Breaking Point: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #141
Overview Everything is changing and the ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ are struggling to keep up as the waves keep crashing upon them. There are always personal emotional stakes with this series and the creative team continues to maximize that feeling with this latest issue and arc. Overall 9/10 Rat King’s game is over. As Mutant Town enters a new era, its former protectors might not weather the changes.
Image Comics Preview: ‘Stoneheart’ #5 By Emma Kubert
Written and illustrated by Emma Kubert As they’re finding a way to escape Lightspring Canyon Eve splits Shayde Whisper and Eldon Redwood up and forces Shayde to fight in an underground gambling ring. Scrambling emotionally compromised and under stress Shayde unfortunately falls short. Stoneheart #5 is out now from Image Comics Like this: Like Loading...
Women of marvel #1 (2022)
Women of Marvel Women of Marvel is a fabulous compendium featuring the work of the women behind Marvel. It encompasses a collection of short stories from the female creators of Marvel. The introduction is written by one of the most influential women in the comic book industry, Gail Simone.
Barbara Gordon will join Titans as Season 3 returns to Gotham, director reveals
Another member of the Bat-family will be joining DC Universe's Titans for its third season. After giving us new live-action versions of Dick Grayson and Jason Todd in Season 1 and adding Bruce Wayne himself in Season 2, the streaming series is gearing up to add Gotham City hero Barbara Gordon to its cast for the upcoming third season.
WILLOWBROOK #1
While I was at the Kubert School working on the piles of homework we get, I watched all my favorite tv shows and movies, including Harry Potter, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gravity Falls, Stranger Things, etc. I love young adult fantasy genres (especially the good ones) because throughout all the adventure and excitement, there are characters that resemble ourselves and the changes that we go through too.
Batgirl debuts new throwback costume for Batgirl #27
Batgirl had a pretty iconic modernization that gave her a Doc Marten-sporting, leather jacket-wearing style back during Batgirl of Burnside’s soft reboot of the Gotham hero. Now, with a new creative team taking over her book (writer Mairghread Scott and artists Paul Pelletier and Elena Casagrande), she’s going a little retro.
Warner Bros.' Birds of Prey movie reportedly on the hunt for a director
On the heels of today's announcement that screenwriter Christina Hodson has been tapped to replace Joss Whedon to pen the forthcoming Batgirl movie, it turns out that Warner Bros. is currently planning to move forward with another one of her DC Comics projects in development as well.
Artists Alley: Emma Kubert draws Batgirl
If comic book artists had their own royal families on HBO's Game of Thrones, House Kubert would be one formidable creative clan. It all started with the legendary DC artist Joe Kubert and his iconic work on Batman, Sgt. Rock, Hawkman, and Tor, then trickled down to his sons, Andy and Adam Kubert, who have delivered stunning pencils for Batman, The Incredible Hulk, Action Comics, Amazing Spider-Man, X-Men, and many more mainline titles.
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