Blushbox makes art on whatever suits their fancy on Instagram and is the creator behind the Webtoon Boe and Cotton.
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Welcome to the Guardians of the Freakin’ Galaxy
Last week, I was lucky enough to find the time to catch Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2. I went in with pretty high expectations, just as I am sure many fans of the first film (and many fans of Marvel's foray into films as of late) also did. So how did the film stand... Continue Reading →
Strange Blood In The Aether
After reading and reviewing the first two volumes of the new Doctor Strange comic, I was curious how they would continue the series. I mean, the last volume ended with magic as we know it being exterminated from the world, and the last vestiges of it trapped in items (many of which were weakened and/or... Continue Reading →
Exploring The World of Dishonored In The Wyrmwood Deceit
With Dishonored 2's release in 2016, there was a resurgence in interest in the franchise, and part of that resurgence included a novel (The Corroded Man) and a new comic series released by Titan Comics, the first volume being The Wyrmwood Deceit. ==The Pitch== Set about 12 years after the events of Dishonored, Corvo is... Continue Reading →
GeneXt: The Future We Never Got?
I love seeing all of the "What if. . ." scenarios of the comic industry. Sure, some of them are great (Amalgam, anyone?), while others are just a waste of paper. Some of my favorites tend to be a bit more on the "realistic" side (as in, fitting for the Marvel universe), which brings us... Continue Reading →
The Mighty Thor: Thunder In Her Veins
While I can't afford to keep up with EVERYTHING, I do love it when I can borrow the trade versions of comics from the library. It does mean I'm normally 6+ months behind, but I can at least say that I am getting to know our collection a bit better. This time around, I found... Continue Reading →
Doctor Strange – Way Too Weird? A Comic Review
I'll be honest: I never really got into Doctor Strange before. My primary experiences with the character were always from other comic lines and guest appearances, and he always came off as a superbly powerful character that was sidelined for whatever reason. The last time I saw him make appearances in comics were in the... Continue Reading →
Exploring the World with Delilah Dirk
For some reason, I tend to have odd situations with picking up comics. Delilah Dirk isn't so much odd, but rather an amusing case of serendipity. A colleague of mine was lamenting the fact she didn't know too many female superheroes that were "properly dressed" and "properly proportioned," so she turned to me, the resident... Continue Reading →
A Not-So Civil War
It's a rare day I speak highly of a crossover event in the comic industry. When I pick up a comic, I do so with the hope of just reading the one character's/team's (mis)adventures and going on my merry way. Team-ups are fun, of course, and have gotten me into other comic lines (and often... Continue Reading →
