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This Week's Reviews: Gotham Academy #1 Captain America #25 Fiction Squad #1 Strong Female Protagonist Thor #1 Gotham Academy #1 (DC Comics, $2.99)  By Devon Sanders Here is something I haven't said about a DC comic in nearly three years, "Wow! What an absolutely charming little book Can't wait for the next issue!" Gotham Academy is a quick-witted, beautifully drawn[...]

SVA graduate Molly Ostertag, the artist on the successfully Kickstarted print version of the webcomic Strong Female Protagonist, now picked up by Top Shelf, produced a striking new comic as part of her senior thesis at SVA: Bacchanalia I had the good fortune to look at some of the original pages at an SVA open[...]

Strong Female Protagonist has been a webcoming accruing quite a following for the past couple of years as artist Molly Ostertag completed her degree at the School of Visual Arts Graduation completed as valedictorian of her class, she turned her attention to the relatively full time job of launching a Kickstarter to her take her[...]

She's already made a name for herself in self-publication by developing the longrunning webcomic series Strong Female Protagonist with writer Brennan Lee Mulligan, which features a female superhero facing many a daily kerfuffle peppered with slice of life struggles She's also completed a senior projects entitled Bacchanalia, which rejuvenates the Greek myth of Bacchus in[...]

MoCCA Fest is home to many genre comics, and this is the strongest noir/occult comic that I saw at the show by a long shot. Molly Ostertag was also at the show supporting her webcomic series with writer Brennan Mulligan, Strong Female Protagonist, which I first heard about at MoCCA Fest a couple of years ago[...]

One of the SVA contributors, Molly Ostertag, will also be supporting her artwork on the webcomic Strong Female Protagonist with the series' writer Brennan Lee Mulligan, at table #B13. The SVA team describe the book as follows:   They can't be true – but are they? Balanced beautifully on the edge of the fantastic and the feasible, urban[...]