Join my webinar Feb. 23rd
Hi all! I’ll be doing my first library webinar with the Northeast Ohio Regional Library System on February 23rd, but […]
Category: Comics
Here’s what Wonder Woman 1984 got right.
So, that happened. WW84 dropped in theaters and on HBO Max on Christmas Day, and to say that the reception […]
In the Age of Trumpism, Superman was the hero I needed
Something happened over the past four years, and I didn’t even realize it was happening until very recently; Superman became […]
I’m just so tired of social media outrage
Several weeks back, I left Facebook. It had just become too much; I was constantly being fed bad news, day […]
On Comic-Con @Home
Greetings from Covidland (also known as Libraryland). I am back at work today after being off last week. What was […]
This Spider-Woman Adventure is over, but the journey has just begun
Well, I did it. I read all 50 issues of the original Spider-Woman comic book series, one issue per day, […]
My book is in libraries all over the world!
In an act of vanity, I decided to hop onto WorldCat to see which libraries have my book. According to […]
Horror with animal heroes
Happy quarantine! Sorry, not actual quarantine, just stay-at-home orders and following social distancing guidelines. Anyway, since I’ve nearly exhausted every […]
Spider-Woman: the stay-at-home adventure continues
Last week I wrote about my little personal adventure during our stay-at-home orders: reading the entire original Spider-Woman series one […]
Spider-Woman: my stay-at-home adventure
Since today is National Superhero Day, I thought I would take a moment to briefly tell you about my new […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I am the recipient of two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a manager for a public library in Greater Cleveland, where I live with my husband, three dogs, and pet rats.