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Tag Archives: Nicola Scott
Art Love: Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter)
Lynda Carter Wonder Woman by Nicola Scott
Women in Comics – Nicola Scott
It’s been a while since our last women in comics post, but we have a bunch queued for this week. We thought we’d kick it off with one of GRCT favourites, artist Nicola Scott. After great runs on Birds of … Continue reading
Posted in Spotlight
Tagged Birds of Prey, Nicola Scott, Secret Six, Spotlight, Teen Titans, women in comics, Women In Comics Spotlight, Wonder Woman
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Question of the Week – Most Prized Comic Possession
Out of your comic memorabilia, what is your most prized possession? Today’s question of the week gives each of the GRCT crew to show off that one comic, autograph, action figure, cosplay or anything else that we prize above the … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion, Question of the Week
Tagged Gail Simone, Kitty Pryde, Memorabilia, Nicola Scott, Painkiller Jane, Secret Six, Uncanny X-Men, X-Factor
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Where are all the female creators, DC?
I woke up this morning (living on the other end of the world as I do) to another round of announcements that didn’t excite me at all. (Why does Supergirl have knee cutouts and a red hoo-ha with a heart … Continue reading
Interview – Gail Simone and Nicola Scott
When the chance came to grab quick interviews with Gail Simone, Nicola Scott and Dan Slott at Armageddon Expo, I jumped at it. But a bit inspired by a friend’s effort and feel cognizant of the fact that they get … Continue reading
Australian Creators & Artists
I thought today would be a great day to highlight some Australian comic creators and artists. Some you’ll likely know, some you might not. It’s by no means an extensive list, but rather a list of people who’ve stood out … Continue reading
Posted in DC, IDW, Radical, Wildstorm
Tagged Ben Templesmith, Choker, Colin Wilson, Fell, Nicola Scott, Rombies, Ryder on the Wind, Skye Ogden, The Example, tom taylor, Wayne Nichols
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NYCC 2010 Round up – Part 1
Three days down and I’m tired and worn out, but still riding a post-con high. I’m going to try and do a bit of a recap here, but I know that I’ll forget things and I don’t want to just … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Marvel, Uncategorized
Tagged amanda conner, cosplay, Gail Simone, jimmy palmiotti, Nicola Scott, NYCC, Painkiller Jane, Power Girl, terra
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Secret Six – Misfits United
Written by: Gail Simone Art by: Nicola Scott/Jim Calafiore Publisher: DC Anyone who knows me likely will tell you that it was inevitable that I’d write about this book when I decided to do posts on trades and graphic novels. … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Uncategorized
Tagged Bane, Catman, Deadshot, Floyd Lawton, Gail Simone, Jeanette, jim calafiore, Nicola Scott, Ragdoll, Scandal Savage, Secret Six, Six Degrees of Separation, Thomas Blake, Villains United
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DC vs Marvel – Why is it even a debate?
For a while now, I’ve been suggesting people listen to Jimmy Palmiotti’s podcasts from over at Where Monsters Dwell. The man is not only one of the best comic writers out there, but he’s both interesting and hilarious to listen … Continue reading