Articles by Donna-Lyn Washington

Planning a heist to the Backstreet Boys that sounds as if you’re trying not to trip over every horror movie trope is an interesting way […]

The Past Aways: When nomads grow roots it’s never a good thing. You start to make connections you shouldn’t make and forget the main objective. […]

The thing about trade paperbacks is that the reader gets an opportunity to read a story that decades ago would have been lost. Now you […]

A woman has to face her destiny before she is prepared. There are immortals who interfere one last time, but they do not help the […]

“By the power of Greyskull,” sound familiar to anyone? Will “By the power of Astra” be said with the same reverence from millennials the way […]

How do you create a world people are interested in reading? In today’s landscape of supernatural beings and mythical legends it’ challenging to create a […]

The Witcher Final Issue: Joe Quiero has the uncanny knack for having the Witcher look simultaneously put upon and fed up. This hapless crew that […]

There is an entire generation who have never seen the episode of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” when Willow rips the skin off the man who […]

Two children in penguin-themed pajamas, where one is holding a hand grenade is an auspicious start to any comic book. As disturbing as this is […]

A comic with its title in Latin means that the writer has high expectations of the reader. There are no apologies. Either you’re brave enough […]