literature
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Honest Reviews- Legends & Lattes
Firstly, the nitty-gritty: Pages: 308 Genre: Fantasy, Cozy Mystery, Romance, Low Stakes Legends & Lattes hit the cozy reading scene hard in early 2022! It was advertised as a cozy fantasy lesbian mystery that fans of Animal Crossing and Dungeons & Dragons would love. Given the book's title, one can expect an easy yet intriguing tale to enjoy whilst curled up with a steaming drink in hand.
By Lia Della Bordella (she/her)3 years ago in Geeks
Stefano Labbia and his strong women
Stefano Labbia is a renowned Italian writer who has been celebrated for his ability to create intricate and compelling characters. One of the defining features of Labbia’s writing is his penchant for crafting strong, independent female protagonists. Labbia's female characters stand tall, holding their own in a male-dominated society. His writing often explores the themes of empowerment and liberation, with his female characters expressing their agency and defying the traditional gender roles.
By Kate Hydeen3 years ago in Geeks
Why we need a movie adaptation of Shona's graphic novel
There are several reasons why Shona, the comics series created by Stefano Labbia, should be adapted into movies. Firstly, these comics provide a unique perspective on the fantasy genre, as they feature a strong, female warrior who is not usually seen in mainstream media. By adapting these comics into movies, they could reach a wider audience and inspire young girls to embrace their inner strength and independence.
By Andrea Baeren3 years ago in Geeks
Why we need The Troublemaker comics series
In today's world, the need for a new genre of comics has become more apparent than ever before. The age of the traditional superhero has given way to a new era of complex, flawed characters who operate in a world that is equally complex and flawed. This is where the troublemaker comics series comes in. This series presents readers with a group of characters who are deeply flawed, but who possess unique skills that make them valuable in their world.
By Bill Maverick3 years ago in Geeks
Tales From The Gas Station Volume 1-3 (Book Review)
Surrealistic fiction is a minor genre that denotes to stories where the fantastical and the absurd happens oftentimes in a seemingly contemporary, ordinary-like, setting, to the point that such absurdity becomes normal to the characters and the world itself. Inspired by early 20th century surrealistic art (originating from the mind of the great Salvadore Dali), it’s no question that surrealistic fiction is most common in comics and animated films and shows, like Regular Show, One Punch Man, and Scott Pilgrim. The genre sometimes overlap with other similar categories like post-modern fiction, parody, metahumor, pop culture fiction, and of course, comedy.
By Carl Hannigan3 years ago in Geeks
Casino Royale (Book Review)
There’s no denying how much James Bond has become an icon of popular culture. His impact can be seen simply from his lines, appearances, drinks, cars, girls, and the enemies he has to face. His influence in the spy fiction genre is also unmatched, and he is the trope codifier of the genre as equivalent to Sherlock Holmes when it comes to detective fiction and Superman when it comes to superhero fiction. Most people know James Bond from his successful films — a series that spans generations and beloved by critics, fans, and any other average consumer. But these films are mere adaptations. Bond first came to life in the novels of the great Ian Fleming. If the movie series is acclaimed by many, what about the James Bond novels?
By Carl Hannigan3 years ago in Geeks
The importance of plurality in comics industry
The comic book industry has seen a significant shift in recent years towards diversity and the inclusion of non-traditional voices. This change has brought with it a greater understanding of the importance of plurality in the comic book industry. Plurality refers to the representation of diverse voices, characters, and viewpoints in comics. The importance of plurality in the comic book industry cannot be overstated, as it is crucial to the growth and development of the medium.
By Bill Maverick3 years ago in Geeks
Why you should read indie comics
Indie comics are the unsung heroes of the comic book industry. Often overlooked in favor of mainstream titles, these independently published works offer a diverse range of storytelling and artwork that is not found in conventional publications. In this article, we will explore why you should read indie comics and why they are an essential component of comic book culture.
By Karen Anderson3 years ago in Geeks
The Troublemaker change the comics industry
Comics have always been a platform for creative ideas and out-of-the-box thinking. Troublemaker comics series created as spin-off of Super Santa saga by Stefano Labbia is no exception to this - with the innovative story of an hi-tech merc with a healing factor, Labbia has managed to carve out a niche in the comic book industry. This article will delve deeper into the concepts and ideas that make Troublemaker comics so unique and fascinating.
By Ichiro Kanegawa3 years ago in Geeks
Why you shouldn't read franchise comics saga
As an avid reader of comic books and graphic novels, I have come to realize my strong dislike for franchise comic sagas. The reasoning behind my dislike stems from a lack of creativity, predictability, and an over-reliance on the continuation of a pre-existing storyline.
By Ichiro Kanegawa3 years ago in Geeks
Five reasons why i love indie comics
As an avid reader and collector of comics, I have found myself drawn to the fascinating world of indie comics. Unlike mainstream comics, indie comics are created by independent creators, who have more freedom to explore unconventional themes and storytelling techniques. There are many reasons why I love indie comics, but here are the top five:
By Ichiro Kanegawa3 years ago in Geeks
