Scott Cederlund

@scottcederlund.bsky.social

I write the reviews that make the whole world sing. Writing about comics at www.fromcovertocover.com Tips appreciated but not required: https://ko-fi.com/fromcovertocover Previous bylines include Panel Patter and Newsarama.

When I started writing about this Issue, I felt one way about it— it was a bit precocious. But as I was writing, I questioned whether it was the creators who were being precious with their story or the characters who were trying to shape their identities. www.fromcovertocover.com/iman-vellani...

Noir and the Sunset Haze of Family Memory in Iman Vellani and Marianna Ignazzi's Chachu #1

This is a young woman who, as seen through the art and the writing, exudes a coolness— she’s trying to be the niece that a long-lost uncle in L.A. would want.

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Manga review: Machiko Kyo’s Cocoon stresses the limits of escapism Machiko Kyo's harrowing and disarming tale of young women on the front lines of war reminds us that escapism can only go so far in the face of violence.

Manga review: Machiko Kyo’s Cocoon stresses the limits of escapism

Machiko Kyo's harrowing and disarming tale of young women on the front lines of war reminds us that escapism can only go so far in the face of violence.

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Harvey & Joyce's adopted daughter Danielle is trying to raise funds to deal with Pekar's raw archive; basically four storage lockers full of notes, outlines, ideas, etc. Note this is not Pekar's comics per se. Those rights have been tied up in court for years. Long, ugly story. Worth backing.

His Name was Harvey Pekar

Saving the legacy of Harvey Pekar:Urgent mission to rescue four full storage units of American Splendor history before its lost forever

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A few years ago, I read Inferno for the first time since it first came out and thought it was great. Such a dirty (in many ways) story. This crossover X-Men era is better than it has any right to be.

Tom Ewing@tomewing.bsky.social · 4d ago

#EventsDearBoy 7. INFERNO (1988, Marvel) Hell hath no fury like a creator (of strong women characters) scorned. Ordered to kill off his supporting character Madelyne Pryor, Chris Claremont did so in the most rageful way possible and turned her into a fan icon