One of my favorite web cartoonists, August Pollak, hits a home run with his Some Guy with a Website strip called "Internet Argument." If you ever want to explain the world of blogs to anyone, you could do much worse than this strip.
If you’re a faithful reader of ComicMix (and we hope you are), you may have noticed that we didn’t post the new episode of Simone & Ajax: The Case of the Maltese Duck. It’s not because anything bad happened to our favorite dinosaur and his cute friend Simone. We’re giving Andrew and Jason a bit…
There’s a show on The E Network called Keeping Up With The Kardashians. After watching that show once I am now convinced we are living in the last days of The Apocalypse. I won’t even get into why the show makes me want to shoot puppies and beat old – it just does….
BOOM! Studios has announced a December 24 in store date for its Farscape miniseries. "We originally solicited this for November, but we pushed back the release because we had to make sure the book was the best product possible for fans awaiting Farscape‘s return,"Chip Mosher, BOOM!’s Marketing and Sales Director in a release. "And let…
Paramount Pictures is embracing the mobile content aspect of movie marketing by hiring Singapore-based Omnitoons to craft comic stories based on current films. According to Variety, the first film will be Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, a British feature from Gurinder Chadha (Bend it Like Beckham). The movie is currently in release throughout Europe but…
You’d think we’d have learned as a people – if you find a large humanoid form frozen in the ice, don’t thaw it out. And really don’t thaw it out if you’re cut off from humanity, like in an arctic research base, or as in this episode, a sinking Soviet Russian submarine. With The Doctor…
We’re not quite sure what they’re putting in the water coolers over at io9, but it’s producing some bizarre (yet strangely attractive) reading material. Case in point: This feature on the rate of exchange for various forms of currency in the science-fiction world. Galactic Standard Credits, the money used by the Republic and the Imperial…
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OK, the White Viper is "Maya," Jade's daughter. But who is Maya's father? It can't be Fu, can it? I thought Jade and Fu were married. But Maya is White; with her light blond hair and Occidental features, Maya doesn't look even half Asian. So who is Maya's father? Why isn't Maya asking that question?Jade has known Maya was her daughter for twelve, fifteen, eighteen years? How old is Maya anyway? Jade hasn't said anything until now. Why? Nobody else recognized the baby or even suspected. An occidental baby born in a remote Asian village and no one but the mother suspects that the the occidental orphan that comes into town a few months later might be the same child? There is something about Maya's birth that Jade hasn't let on yet. And Maya doesn't seem even a little angry that she's been living with her mother for years and Jade has kept her ignorant and at a distance this whole time. Hmm.The boy says that his mother was also forced to give up his baby sister. Was that the other basket that was thrown down the mountain back in the first episode of White Viper? I had assumed that it was twins. And so it must be the midwife that was eaten by wolves way back then. I had been expecting a reunion with Maya's long separated twin either raised by wolves or raised by the bandits up in the mountains. Shows to go ya what I know! The whole petroleum-free plastics thing came as a big surprise to me as well.How long was infanticide practiced by this remote village? Is it still being practiced? There don't seem to be ANY children younger than Maya. Then again, it's had to procreate when there aren't any women.