Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: March 9th
The arrival of the final print edition was a poignant moment. It signifies the end of an era for a publication that has been a go-to resource for homeowners like me, offering wisdom on everything from quick fixes to comprehensive renovations. "This Old House" has been a beacon, illuminating the path to transforming houses into homes filled with personal touches and memories.
Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: March 2nd
Seeing the magazine anew, I recognized potential opportunities for collaboration, particularly in advertising. The businesses featured in Yankee Magazine share an expected audience with our radio station, offering a chance to promote New England's attractions and businesses through our airwaves. This synergy between print and radio presents an exciting avenue for storytelling and promotion.
Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: February 24th
For many of us who grew up immersed in Scarry's whimsical worlds, returning to "Busiest People Ever" is like stepping back into the comforting scenes of our youth. The book is a treasure trove of meticulously crafted images, each bustling with activity and life, inviting readers to lose themselves in the narrative intricacies of Scarry's universe.
Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: February 3rd
Durona's skill in crafting a suspenseful and humorous narrative is evident throughout the book. Elizabeth eagerly turned the pages, curious to discover what would happen next. The blend of funny character names and intriguing plot twists made the reading experience enjoyable and exciting.
Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: January 27th
What sets this collection apart is its nostalgic value and its role in preserving the original vision of the Masters of the Universe saga. The inclusion of interviews with the original comics creators adds a layer of depth, offering insights into the creative process behind these beloved stories.
Storycomic Weekly Newsletter: January 13th
Blabey's storytelling is a masterclass in humor and wit. Traditionally seen as villains, the characters are endearing and hilarious, each with unique quirks. For instance, the wolf's criminal activities include impersonating sheep, while the piranha is known for eating tourists. These amusing rap sheets add a layer of humor that appeals to both children and adults.