“THE REPLACEMENTS”
Queer Eye on Comics by Edward Beekman-Myers, posted May 11th, 2008
In honor of Mother's Day, Edward Beekman-Myers pays tribute the unlikeliest mother of all, Catwoman. Having a kitten shows the softer side of Selina Kyle, but doesn't mean she can't still kick ass. Read on! [More…]

PRISM COMICS APPEARING AT EMERALD CITY COMICON IN SEATTLE
News posted May 9th, 2008
Prism Comics will be exhibiting at Seattle's Emerald City ComiCon on May 10th and 11th. This is the organization's fourth time attending the show, and the first year it will also be sponsoring an offsite event: a party at the nearby Eagle Bar, 314 E Pike Street, on Saturday at 8pm. [More…]

PRIDE HIGH #6
Color Commentary by Kenne Morrison, posted May 8th, 2008
Blood, sweat, and tears. Those are terms often used to describe what it takes out of a person when they're giving birth to a creation that means the world to them. If Pride High causes Tommy to lose a lot of blood, sweat, and tears, then I say thanks for giving of himself to provide the world with the story that is Pride High. Consistently, every issue keeps getting better and better as the story unfolds and reveals the next thrilling curve in this fun and exciting roller coaster… [More…]

"DEATH AND TAXES"
Queer Eye on Comics by Terrance Griep, posted May 4th, 2008
Just in time for our rebates--if you're getting one--Terrance Griep spends it all in one place with a take on Ben Franklin, the Bush Administration, and the IRS via the "Prism" of a classic Batman/Joker tale. [More…]

JANE'S WORLD VOLUME 8
Color Commentary by Roberta Gregory, posted May 1st, 2008
I must admit I had last read Jane's World when I picked up some of the comic books at a San Diego Comic Convention a few years back, and then misplaced them in one of several comics boxes in storage. Jane's World may have been on the web, but I only recently got off dial-up, opening up a wide, wide world of creative ways to happily waste my time. What a surprise to see how fully-realized this series has become, and what great work Paige Braddock has put into it. When I first saw… [More…]

IN THE COILS OF COPPERHEAD AND THE BOAS OF LIBERACE
Queer Eye on Comics by Scott Anderson, posted April 27th, 2008
Scott Anderson posits the theory that Batman is "practically indistinguishable from Liberace", which might be shocking to the average reader, but not our readers, no, who are used to Prism's brutal but necessary truthtelling. We say what people are not willing to say, but which must be for the greater good. Read on, brave soldiers. [More…]

PRISM'S NEW YORK COMIC-CON REPORT!
News posted April 25th, 2008
Not one but two reports from NYCC plus Photos! First, we’ve got Prism newbie, Paul Florez, who gives us his report from the bustling streets of Manhattan to the hoppin' convention floor to the panels (where he tried to get close to Seth Green but was denied). Next, we’ve got David Stanley’s report on the LGBT panel and Ariel Schrag’s signing at Jim Hanley’s Universe. Plus photos provided by Jonathyn Stepp. Check it out! [More…]

DARK SIDE OF THE MOON KNIGHT
Color Commentary by Mike Buzzelli, posted April 24th, 2008
In a fit of double-entendreness, Moon Knight is recovering from a near-fatal encounter with the Bushman (uh huh...) when his bestest pal and confidante (so very "Golden Girls"), Frenchie (uh huh...) comes out in a story arc that could only be called... "The Bottom" (uh huh...). [More…]

“CLUB JLI!”
Queer Eye on Comics by Chris Sims, posted April 20th, 2008
Chris Sims, who delights and astonishes on his own blog, The ISB, graces us with a trip down memory lane to a more innocent time...well, with more gel and genie pants. Read on for his take on one of the brighter ideas in JLA history--Club JLI. [More…]

ARIEL SCHRAG! PHIL JIMENEZ! CHELSEA BOYS! STEPHEN SADOWSKI! JOAN HILTY! JOSE VILLARRUBIA! AND MORE! THIS SUNDAY AT NY COMIC CON!
News posted April 14th, 2008
On April 20 at Noon, join Ivan Velez, Jr. as he presents the panel, Sticky Pages 2: Super-Queero Edition at New York Comic Con taking place in Conference Room 1E03 at Jacob Javits Center in New York City. Featuring a visit from Special Guest CAPTAIN CONDOM! And “a super-duper big-shot guest you'll never ever believe!” [More…]