Cameron Hatheway Archives

Do bricks get excited when they’re about to get laid? I imagine they’d be rock hard. Thank you! I’ll be here all week! Tip your waitresses! The humor

Surely we all remember what it was like to be a teenager. We were young, invincible know-it-alls that refused to be put in the mold society had picked out

I’m not one to brag, but when I was a young tyke I slayed my fair share of monstrosities. With the help of my trusty Excalibur (aka any sturdy stick), I

My mother is a 3rd grade teacher, and anytime I’m done reviewing a graphic novel aimed at kids that I’ve been sent by a publisher, I donate it to her

I devoured books left and right as a kid. The bigger and more colorful the images, the better. The one that always kept me occupied was Where’s Waldo? (or

Every year brings an onslaught of new titles. Some are relaunches, others are brand-spanking-new. All of them, no matter the publisher, are competing for

While it’s nice to have a couple of ongoing series queued up in your pull box, sometimes just settling with a limited series can make for a nice break in

Thousands of years ago, the ancient Egyptians worshipped cats like gods. Fast-forward to today, and our furry overlords continue to rule over us through

Continuing on with the Countdown (see what I did there?), this week we’ll be focusing on the Best Continuing Series category. For the past two years Saga

Today sees the release of Exquisite Corpse by Pénélope Bagieu from First Second Books. Following a young woman named Zoe who is trapped in a bad job and

Have you noticed how expensive comic books are nowadays? And when the events are happening the prices shoot-up even more. Nothing I just typed is news to

Have you ever found yourself trapped in a horrible relationship, feeling powerless to escape? Did you long to find someone who would treat you like a

Not only is this Saturday Free Comic Book Day, but it’s also the start to the 96th annual Children’s Book Week, spanning from May 4th to the 10th this

Welcome to the first article of many, as we slowly countdown to the Eisner awards. I’ll keep this intro short, since the subject this time around is Best

For those of you unfamiliar, I’ve done a somewhat regular column for Bleeding Cool every other year focusing on the Eisner awards, giving my opinion on

Last week saw the release of Brian Wood’s latest comic series Rebels from Dark Horse, focusing on the events surrounding the Revolutionary War and the

Back in 2012, The Man with the Iron Fists was released in theaters to much acclaim from kung fu action movie fans. Written, directed, and starring RZA,

Growing up, every little girl wants to be a princess. I know my younger sister had a costume box filled with poofy princess dresses, and would valiantly

I should have been an entomologist growing up, not an unemployed comic book reviewer. I gleefully would turn over large rocks in my backyard, delicately

Adventure, bugs, and comic books are definitely the way to any young reader’s heart, and thanks to entomologist and cartoonist Jay Hosler the combination

With only six episodes left in The Flash’s first season, things are definitely heating up for Barry Allen & Company as they approach the finish line.

If you frequent comic conventions, there’s a good chance you’ve spotted the iconic banner of the Wuvable Oaf at one point or another. The large hairy,

After successfully funding his comic creation Molly Danger Book 1 on Kickstarter back in 2012, Jamal Igle is ready to do it again with Book 2 this April.

Deadpool is dying on April 8th, 2015, and artist Scott Koblish is one of the bastards putting the final nails in his coffin. While he’s not 100%

Last year marked the 75th anniversary of Batman. What does this year have in store for the Dark Knight after such a momentous milestone? That was the

By Cameron Hatheway The Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors each have their own comic book series currently being released from Titan Comics, exploring

Back in 2012, publisher Farrar, Straus & Giroux released Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel adapted by Hope Larson (Gray Horses,

Back in 2013, LastMan Tome 1 (or Last Man Volume 1) debuted in France to rave reviews and critical acclaim. Creators Bastien Vivès, Balak, and Michaël

Move over Rorschach, you’re not the only hero with a journal now. Before G-Man was the glorified superhero we all know and love, he was just Michael

This past Wednesday saw the release of Red One by Xavier Dorison, Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson, a 70s Cold War comic that’s been in the making for