Comic Book Queers

What? What? In the butt?

Opinions are like tits.

Everyone has them!

BIG OPINIONS!

small opinions.

Those long banana-like opinions you find in back issues of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICS! Since the queer boys of CBQ gave you their quickie opinions on some current comics percolating the spin rack on the podcast, this girl offers you her feminine take on the comix crop out nowz.

I’d love to see your tits too! (Um, I mean.. read your opinions on… OH NEVERMIND! ;P): Read the rest of this entry →

We meant to bring some rejuvenated enthusiasm to a comic book review episode…but failed miserably. Come join Joe, TonyL, PattyBoom and stevieD as they get their inner fanboy on and give you their picks of the week. This time around we review FF #4, American Vampire #15, Detective Comics #877, Ruse #3, Godzilla #1-3, and Justice Society of America #51. But by the end, the conversation devolves into a bitch fest about Flashpoint #1.

Fuck this, DC, get me right or I am out of here!

I didn’t grow up a fan of Hawkgirl though I’ve always thought she seemed interesting and strong.  Hawkman was always the focus of the comics while she was rarely (if ever) seen without him.  Crisis on Infinite Earths and Zero-Hour started the domino effect that ultimately changed the dynamic of the winged wonders. The origins of the Hawks kept changing and their identities seemed fluid due to DC’s need to make their continuity linear. It seemed as if they didn’t give the Hawks a chance to succeed.  That changed in the 90s.  Alan Davis’ “The Nail” was released, Justice League premiered on Cartoon Network and, Hawkgirl’s potential was realized! She was revealed as a strong, independent, kick-ass female character that didn’t have to be a sidekick to a male version of her character.   So, why is it that despite clear fan appeal, DC can’t get Hawkgirl right in the mainstream DCU? Read the rest of this entry →

Sacre Bleu! We’ve been possessed by Jean-Paul and Jeanne-Marie for a rapid post on some of this week’s comics!  Thrill to the new adventures of Canada’s only Premier  super-team, look out a tit window and see the future with stevieD and TonyL.  Hang onto your heads, they just might explode!  Get yourself a tissue.

Spoiler Warning:  these books did just come out today, fucker.  You’ve been warned.

Join the Queerkateer team across the Rainbow Bridge as we discuss “Mythology in Comics.”  Learn the secrets behind our poor aim as PattyBoom, Steele, the Scavenger, SaroSpice and TonyL review the recently released “Thor” film including a shirtless Chris Hemsworth report.  Did Natalie dance the Black Swan or Padme her way through the script?  Find out all this and more.  Listen or fear Darkseid’s wrath!

...and I hear even The Queen of England farts. It's all relative.

Nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance…. also known as MARVEL’S 2011 SUMMER EVENT!

But first things first: Matt Fraction’s Balls!

Let’s just visualize on those pendulous knicker knockers for a moment.

Breath in. Breath out. mmm… mmm… musky!

Done? O.K. Good!

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The Scavenger and PattyBoom take you on their journey of discovery the night they saw Thor. Make sure you listen to this podcast before their shared shame forces them to take it down!

The podcast image of Karnilla is our silent protest of her absence from the movie.

There are some very limited spoilers. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

Recently, the Scavenger sat down with local comic book creator, Dave Losso, to discuss Kill the WonderHawks, Dave’s new sci-fi comic book series presented by Paper & Plastick Records.  Listen to the interview now to get a feel for the project, and then check out www.paperandplastick.com next week for Dave’s new book!

PattyBoom interviews Tana Ford, winner of the Prism Comics Queer Press Grant, at C2E2. Tana tells us about being an indie comic book creator, and a magical lesbian.

Make sure to check out her website. While you’re there, pick up one (or all) of her graphic novels, and click over to peruse her deviant art account as well!