by Andy Lyons, Editor-in-Chief It’s common for characters to have several iterations in comic books. There are multiple versions of Green Lantern, Robin, and many more across the DC Comics u... Read more
by Andy Lyons, Editor-in-Chief Comic conventions are known for their celebrity guests, but another big draw is the availability of industry professionals such as comic book writers and illus... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist Comics are difficult to create due to needing two distinct elements, storytelling and art. It can take a few issues in order to establish a really good st... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist The ability to tell a story in a way that can resonate with the intended audience can be an extreme challenge. Although it isn’t easy to write a book, it... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist Comics have been around for a very long time and due to the popularity in mainstream media, many people take what they see as facts without understanding... Read more
by Paislee House, Film Critic The annual San Diego Comic Con has grown into *the* event of the year for pop culture fans especially fans of comics, games, and movies. This year’s comic con w... Read more
Story by Mitchell Brown, Reporter Photos by Andy Lyons, Editor-in-Chief A sequel is almost never better than the original. Lightning striking in a bottle more than once is a rarity. I arrive... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist A sign of a talented artist is they are never finished changing their style, never settling into one art form. CMN last spoke Mario Mora a year ago at the... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist Although sometimes looked down upon, comics give the reader the same things people get from watching movies, TV shows and even playing video games. Comics... Read more
by Aaron Lightfoot, Comic Columnist Many people don’t realize comics have actually been around for a long time. The first American comic dates back to the 1842 translation release of Rodolph... Read more