Posts By Alyssa Vaughn

For those who don’t know, a Vocaloid is a piece of voice synthesis software, specifically for singing. In 2007, the company Crypton Future Media released the first of their Character …
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The superhero genre really isn’t a genre anymore; like a dragon or a spaceship, it is simply a signifier that we’ve departed our familiar reality for stranger shores. There are …
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There are a very few works of fiction that treat issues of gender in a thoughtful, carefully considered way. Despite the fact that great works of literature and film are …
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From industry veterans John Layman and Sam Kieth comes new title Eleanor and the Egret. This first issue introduces us to Elanor, a young woman of many interests- running through …
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Hi, everyone! I am a little over a month gone from my own debut as a Supermom, and I’m glad to be getting back to the column. Please enjoy the …
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The second volume of Ghostbusters International was released last month, collecting issues 6-11 of the series. The cast incorporates the original Ghostbusters as well as characters based on those from …
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Jess Fink is an illustrator and cartoonist that has been working professionally for nearly 15 years. Much of her work falls under the erotica category, and she unabashedly advocates for …
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Turning a trope on its head is today’s sci-fi/fantasy writers’ bread and butter, and there’s no trope that’s been flipped more than the Damsel in Distress. Princess Princess is all …
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North and South: Part One was released to an enthusiastic audience last September, the sixth highest selling title in trade paperbacks that month. This week, North and South: Part Two continues …
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In the fourth issue of Spell on Wheels, the trio are still on the trail of their stolen goods, having tracked down some of the magical items to their buyers. …
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Forbidden Brides of the Faceless Slaves in the Secret House of the Night of Dread Desire is a short story written by Neil Gaiman. According to the introduction from his book …
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A Train Called Love is an original ten-issue series that first ran in October 2015, created by writer Garth Ennis and illustrated by Mark Dos Santos.

Ennis packs in a …
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