Perfect Panels is the place here in Ink Spots where we take a look at noteworthy panels or sequences from DC’s recent YA comics and discuss what makes them stand out.
The new Diana Prince origin story and latest DC YA graphic novel, Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed, is a story of a young woman separated
One of my favorite things about the DCTV universe—most specifically the shows on The CW—is the crossover events.
Before diving in to Pennyworth, I thought I knew most of what there was to know about the longtime butler of the Wayne family.
DC released the latest in their original YA graphic novel line last week, and it's a bit of a departure from all that's come before.
At the start of The Oracle Code, the new DC Young Adult graphic novel written by Marieke Nijkamp with art by Manuel Preitano, young Barbara "Babs"
Perfect Panels is a section of Ink Spots in which we take a look at noteworthy panels or sequences from recent YA comic titles and discuss what makes them stand out.
Supergirl's 100th episode, "It's a Super Life," stepped back from the main action of the season and gave Kara the chance to try to repair her relationship with Lena through Mr.
The latest in DC's line of Young Adult graphic novels is out, and it's a return to original stories for this line (rather than the also excellent adaptations of the DC Icons prose novels).
The latest in DC’s new line of Young Adult graphic novels—Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass—is in bookstores this week.
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Teen Titans: Raven, written by Kami Garcia and illustrated by Gabriel Picolo, is the first in a new DC Young Adult graphic novel series that rei
It goes without saying, but Brainiac isn’t a good guy. He’s an example of the worst kind of villain: One who thinks that his way, regardless of who or what he destroys, is the only way.
When iZombie first started, I thought Major Lillywhite was a boring, milquetoast character with few redeeming qualities (other than his attractiveness, natch).
Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale is the second in the DC Ink series of graphic novels.
The second season of Syfy’s Superman prequel series, Krypton, begins Wednesday night.
The Supergirl season finale aired this past Sunday night, and instead of going out with a whimper, the show went out with a whole lot of open-mouthed gaping and enough new plot points to fill an entire season of a less-complex show.
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Mera, Princess of Xebel, is a serious role model.
