Anthony's comics picks for April 2020
Here’s my look at what comics of interest are coming out for April 2020. Archie A full list of solicitations is available here. Betty & Veronica: The Bond of Friendship OGN,
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
A look at Archie in the 2010s
Archie is probably the comic publisher that’s changed the most during the 2010s. Below, I’ll look at some of the ways the Riverdale gang’s changed, for better
Anthony's independent comics picks for May 2019
Here’s a look at what non-Big Two comics are coming out for May 2019. Boom! Studios A full list of solicitations is available here. The Avant-Guards #5, $4 The Avant-Guards, vol.
Cartoons that should've entered public domain in 2019 (but didn't)
A list of animated cartoons and comics that should've entered public domain in 2019, but didn't.
Anthony's independent comics picks for March 2019
Here’s a look at what independent comics (i.e., non-Marvel/DC books) of interest are coming out for March 2019. Archie A full list of solicitations is available here. Archie Meets
Anthony's miscellaneous comics picks for August 2016
Here’s a look at what’s coming out from non-Big Two, independent comics publishers in August 2016. IDW A full list of solicitations is available here. Atomic Robo and the
Anthony's miscellaneous comics picks for May 2016
Here’s a look at what non-Big Two (DC/Marvel) comics are coming out in May 2016. IDW A full list of solicitations is available here. Back to the Future: Untold Tales
Anthony's miscellaneous comics picks for February 2016
Here’s a look at what’s coming out from non-Big Two (DC/Marvel) comic companies in February 2016. Archie A full list of solicitations is available here. Archie: Vol. 1
Package shows: Sabrina the Teenage Witch and the Groovie Goolies
This week’s package show look is at the 1970s Saturday morning series (and its package show spinoffs) “The Groovie Goolies.” Produced by Filmation, this series debuted in 1970 on
Archie announces layoffs
To my surprise, I learned earlier today that Archie Comics has laid off part of its staff. I first read about this on Jon Trouten’s blog (link dead) but The Comics