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The Problem with Purity (When Christian Values Distract from the Message)
I wore a purity ring throughout my teens. It was pretty easy to honour the contract I associated with that ring because I only dated once during that time and pretty well never saw my boyfriend outside...
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Ms. Marvel, #5: A Comic Book Review
This is it, the final installment of this book’s first five-part story arc, and it does not disappoint. After some mild throwdowns in the last issue [a review I missed due to being abroad, and that I...
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Ms. Marvel, #4: A Comic Book Review
What better time to take a look back at the fourth issue of Ms. Marvel than today, on the eve of its sixth? As I mentioned in my last review, I missed out on this due to being abroad in a place where...
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Ms. Marvel, #6: A Comic Book Review
Not only is this the first full issue of no holds barred genuine superhero-ing as we all expect it, it’s also the first team-up the all-new Ms. Marvel has ever had and the first installment sans series...
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Ms. Marvel, #7: A Comic Book Review
If I want to be honest with all of you, which I do, the fact is that comic book characters don’t change all that much. That’s a gross overgeneralization, so let me backtrack a little: comics don’t...
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Ms. Marvel, #8: A Comic Book Review
So ends the two-part Jake Wyatt-illustrated Wolverine-guest-starring arc of Ms. Marvel, not with a bang, but with our young heroine having learned a great deal from the world’s most famous Hulk...
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Ms. Marvel, #9: A Comic Book Review
I probably should have mentioned this in my review for the last issue, but the new story arc that started with Issue #8 is titled “Generation Why”, and this week’s installment brings us to the halfway...
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Ms. Marvel, #10: A Comic Book Review
Kris Anka on covers, I heartily approve. I have been a fan of that dude for years, and his presence on this title is not the only pleasant surprise for the issue. [Unpleasantly, this review is late as...
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Ms. Marvel, #11: A Comic Book Review
As predicted in my last review, this issue does in fact feature the downfall of the villainous Inventor. What I did not foresee, however, is how Alphona would be bringing his A-game when it came to...
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Ms. Marvel, #12: A Comic Book Review
If you’re reading this comic issue to issue, like I am, I know what you’re thinking: a new Ms. Marvel, already? Not that I [or you, in all likelihood] am complaining, but the last issue did come out...
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