(Scout Comics 2016)
Written by A.C. Medina
Art by Kevin Shah
Colors by Ross A. Campbell
Cover by Jean-Francois Beulieu
Letters by Micah Myers
Sometimes it’s all about the cover. I know it’s an awful way to decide what to read. I know that my middle school librarian, Mrs. Paulson, would be horrified. (Along with my librarian mother.) Continue reading
(Image Comics #5)
Story and Art by Skottie Young
Colors by Jean-Francois Beaulieu
Lettering by Nake Piekos
I’ve strayed from the path. I was behind on reading I Hate Fairyland. But I’m back now and all is right with the world. Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2014)
Written & Artwork by Skottie Young
Color Artwork by Jean-Francois Beaulieu
Lettering by Jeff Eckleberry
Skottie Young and Jean-Francois Beaulieu could have gone for an obvious cash grab when given the opportunity to work on a Rocket Raccoon solo series; a character that many see as the next Deadpool or Harley Quinn in terms of his popularity among non-comic readers who are nevertheless obsessed with t-shirts, action figures and every species of propaganda featuring the likeness of a comic book character. Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2014)
Review by Kenneth Kimbrough
Writer: Brandon Seifert
Penciler: Karl Moline
Inker: Rick Magyar
Colorist: Jean-Francois Beaulieu
Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna
First, a history lesson. While Disney’s Haunted Mansion was still in the concept stage, famed Imagineer Rolly Crump contributed a series of designs for a spill area called “The Museum of the Weird”—a walkthrough section populated with all sorts of strange, supernatural oddities. Sensing that this was something unique, Walt Disney planned to make the Museum of the Weird into its own attraction Continue reading