Sarah Stern Archives

Breaklands, by writer Justin Jordan, artist Tyasseta, colorist Sarah Stern, and letterer Rachel Deering, is set in a world where everyone has superhero powers except for one young woman who happens to be the book's protagonist. ComiXology, Amazon's premier digital comics service introduces Breaklands, an all-new, creator owned mini-series from Justin Jordan, the co-creator and writer[...]

Okay, maybe there are technically more appropriate ways, but variant covers are one of three Marvel solutions to everything, and since there's already an unrelated super-mega-crossover event in the works and you can't simply reboot women with a new #1 issue, a variant cover it is. Check out the press release and the variant cover, by Elsa[...]

Can Rick and Morty survive this onslaught? In a back-up story, Rick and Morty take a few public domain figures to task. Rick and Morty #41 cover by Marc Ellerby and Sarah Stern The idea of a Legion of Doom/Masters of Evil uniting to kill Rick Sanchez and his family is a great idea, and I'm surprised it[...]

He can't handle the killing anymore. Rick and Morty #40 cover by Marc Ellerby and Sarah Stern Rick and Morty #40 puts our heroes into a subgenre of action/sci-fi (like the Purge episode) to confront one of the most ubiquitous and now-tired jokes of the series: Pickle Rick. This comic essentially has one last blowout of Pickle Rick-style[...]

A breakout soon occurs, and Rick and Morty must survive both the guards and the henchmen of Party Dog. Rick and Morty #39 cover by Marc Ellerby and Sarah Stern The backup story finds Jerry being offered a job as a "hand actor" for a streaming service, but Beth has problems with the arrangement. Oddly enough, this is[...]

That said, it still comes a little out of nowhere and doesn't quite fit the story leading up to it. By Night #1 art by Christine Larsen and Sarah Stern Christine Larsen's color art brings it all to life with a cute and expressive style that falls somewhere between Regular Show and Giant Days itself Characters are[...]

2 #4 art by Paulina Ganucheau and Sarah Stern The artwork is gorgeous and lively too, courtesy of creators Paulina Ganucheau and Sarah Stern The characters have distinct figures, designs, and costumes I'm especially enamored with the design of Davos The action is visually creative The colors are brilliant and vibrant This comic looks just as[...]

Each character is beautifully drawn, and Sarah Stern's colors really bring them to life This artistic duo is dynamic, and even the settings and background characters are as engaging as the main cast By volume three, writer Jackie Bell joins the fold, as well as artist Noah Hayes While Hayes's art style is much more[...]

The girls are back and ready for a new adventure in Jem and The Holograms: Infinite, a miniseries running in tandem with The Misfits: Infinite. Jem and the Holograms: Infinite has a gorgeous color palette, courtesy of Sarah Stern It invokes the '80s feel without being too bright, leading to brilliant pages full of pops of color that[...]

Girl power…girl detectives…Nancy Drew meets Veronica Mars…I’m talking about Goldie Vance! From BOOM! Box, Goldie Vance # 1, written by Hope Larson, with