Rebecca Taylor

Whether you’re learning fantastical wrassling, going on zany quests to deliver packages (and stuff), solving the mysteries of a gothic mansion, or settling into a spooky new apartment, you’re always in for an adventure."The genre books and comics I read when I was ten-years-old shaped my identity in ways that are impossible to quantify,” said Wonderbound Managing[...]

This year, however, he is EIC of Writers, Artists & Artisans, with Bill Jemas and Rupert Murdoch's millions behind him, he has been able to use his Marvel and DC Vertigo contact list to line up a truly impressive creator list for the 2020 launch. Rebecca Taylor (New Entry) former Justice League editor at DC[...]

Rebecca Taylor’s dedication to Wein in the middle of the book is heartfelt and wonderful The Wein, Jones, and Madsen comic at the end is a great final memento by which readers can remember Len Wein.To dive deeper into the first tale, it is thoroughly atmospheric and solemn Swamp Thing and the child wander the[...]

By Michele Brittany I come into this panel with a severe bias: I think Mouse Guard is a beautiful series and yes, I'm a fan girl. I've followed and collected Mouse Guard: Fall 1152 from the first single issues published in February 2006. While I got to meet David Petersen at the San Diego International […]