Tag: erica henderson

The new title hits in March.

Worlds collide as The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl artist and Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur writer team up for a brand series of fantastic GNs

It's been quite the week for people exiting their current gig, so here's one more departure for you:  Erica Henderson announced on Twitter than she's chosen to leave Squirrel Girl, except for covers, to pursue her...

The phrase goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I don’t know anyone who follows it. For that reason, an eye-catching cover is necessary to catch the eyes of potential buyers. At this...

The land of Arkerra is in turmoil. The trolls, goblins, gnolls and other ”savage races” have banded against the human empire of Gastonia and their allies. It is up to a band of working...

Continuing with our look at Diamond Halloween Comic Fest offerings, here a seasonal adventure by Ryan North, Erica Henderson and Rico Renzi featuring Squirrel Girl in a "choose your own variable outcome fictional tale" thinger...

Archie's Jughead is going on Summer Break and he's taking writer Chip Zdarsky (Sex Criminals) and a brand new guest artist to the series, Derek Charm (Powerpuff Girls) with him. Regular artist Erica Henderson (The Unbeatable...

Marvel decided to round out their New York Comic-Con with a Women of Marvel panel where the publisher announced a two-issue crossover with Howard the Duck and Squirrel Girl, two rising humor titles defying...

Calling all miscreants!  All slackers and gamers!  All those who would banish terrible cafeteria food to the secret tenth circle of hell (located in a specific unmentionable location on Satan's person).  Archie's Jughead is back...

I've seen a lot of speculation about Unbeatable Squirrel Girl by Ryan North and Erica Henderson being on the edge of the cancellation zone, but the first four issues are getting a reprinting—their third—with connected covers by Henderson and new copy by North. This is sort of interesting to me, without knowing any of the behind the scenes on it, as it seems to speak to a special interest in the book, which features a college age heroine who has fun with pals while beating Galactus. It definitely has an all-ages vibe to it, and a bit of a cult following. It's certainly one of the most unusual books Marvel is publishing so it's nice to see it get a boost, even as it suggests the book is more successful than it seems from the charts alone.

When Marvel announced Girl Comics four years ago it unleashed a firestorm of outrage (just check out the comments if you care in the link). Now they are announcing a whole month of variant covers by female artists and everyone thinks it's A-OK! Because suddenly women read comics.

  A young woman who goes around dressed as a squirrel. And defeats Doctor Doom and Thanos. Yes, it';s the ultimate cosplay Mary Sue, Squirrel Girl, and she's getting her own ONGOING SERIES. SQUIRREL GIRL ONGOING...