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I haven’t started reading this one but Wet Moon, also by Sophie, is an outstanding strange comics, unlike any other, quite addictive. And her last jobs on Glory and Jem and the Holograms are the more reasons to pick this one up.
I had the chance to interview her 5 years ago for an issue of my mag focused on the DC Minx line. She really impressed by both her kindness, her doubts but also by the strenght of her convictions. That was probably one of the best exchange I ever had with a comics creator. It made me want to look after her other work (I had since only read Water Baby at Minx) and I haven’t been disapointed in the slightest. :)

Heya guys– I’ve been getting back in to this site recently after a media break, and the first line caught my attention (which… it was supposed to. so… good job?) But because I’ve been on hiatus, I’m a bit confused about what it’s supposed to mean. Can anyone point me in the way of some articles that talk about comic media dying?

In regards to the comic itself– I’m satisfied not only with every issue I buy, but with the choices made in the comic at large. It’s a lot more cost-effective and safe to reboot a series as a comic than as a full cartoon series, so seeing Hasbro test a new take on an outdated property is refreshing. What I enjoy the most about the series is how confident it is– there’s an assortment of visual and narrative diversity that the original sorely lacked (and in retrospect, to contemporary eyes, was just about the glitteriest piece of wonderbread with crisco on it that ever did see animation cel. That’s in diversity and character definition, not necessarily race. :P). And it’s normal, used as gracefully as white-default or cis-gender narratives are in other media. But even deeper than skin level, it’s entertaining and well presented and feels like something I want to be reading every week instead of every month. That these characters are so magnetic have more visual diversity but in a matter-of-fact-way, instead of what I’m sure the original property would (and did) translate as preachy-specialness or very special episodes…. says a lot more about where the industry as a whole can go right now, and where it could be in a few years. Buuuuuut, I’m comparatively less experienced and at the core optimistic.

is exactly why the comics media is dying

^lmao at pissbaby anon