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This week brings the release of Jorge Corona's epic tale Feathers in a beautifully put together hardcover from Archaia. I remember the first time I sat down to read the first issue of this series I remember feeling like there was magic in the pages, and I don't often feel that way when I read things[...]

A series that is still tugging on my heartstrings since the final issue was released a few months ago, Feathers is now being collected in a beautiful hardcover from Archaia Created, written, and illustrated by incredible breakout talent and Russ Manning Promising Newcomer Award winner Jorge Corona (We Are Robin, Teen Titans Go!), Feathers is[...]

When I held this month's new issue of Feathers in my hands, I couldn't help but feel a little sad knowing this was the last issue After all, I had enjoyed the previous five so much, that it was hard to think about it all coming to an end None the less, I faced my[...]

When I picked up the second to last issue of Feathers this morning, I found myself filled with anxiety for how things would turn out for the beloved Poe and his friend Bianca From BOOM! Studios and Archaia, written and illustrated by Jorge Corona, Feathers #5 couldn't be released quick enough I mentioned at the[...]

Feathers, from BOOM! Studios and Archaia, written and illustrated by Jorge Corona continues to impress me with every single issue This month's, issue #4, elevates the story to a whole new level with a script so well written, that you won't be able to fight the emotional ups and downs throughout Poe and Bianca have[...]

Bianca and Poe's race to the heart of the city continues in Feathers #3, from BOOM! Studios and Archaia, written and illustrated by Jorge Corona Prepare yourself for an issue packed with betrayal, action, and emotion The city continues to panic about the "daughter of the city" missing, and we see how that is affecting[...]

The dark tones often chosen by colorist Joana Lafuente accentuate the tone of the story very effectively, but could do a little more to help differentiate the male characters. Will a book like this expand the base of comics readers? Some will be turned off by the gruesome nature of the killings, from the severed tongue[...]

From BOOM! Studios and Archaia, comes Feathers #2, written and illustrated by Jorge Corona The story picks up where we left off in issue one with main characters Bianca and Poe's first encounter Two unlikely characters come together and react to one another's differences After the initial shock wears off, Bianca is convinced that Poe[...]

The rest of the year saw Archaia put out series like The Last Broadcast, Butterfly and Rocket Salvage along with the Jim Henson-created Storyteller: Witches series. Feathers was the first Archaia single issue release of 2015 and as I predicted the series caught the imagination of comic readers and sold out in its first week[...]

I truly enjoyed every moment of this issue, and can't wait to read more of this intriguing new series! I was immediately drawn to Feathers #1 from Archaia, written and illustrated by Jorge Corona, because of the unique art style on the cover I wasn't expecting to dive into such a creative story when I turned[...]

It looks like it's a busy week for Spider-Man and we get to see even more of the Spider-Verse storyline continue! Tons of brand-new series start this week, as Marvel has four brand-new titles as well as a few other ones that we are particularly interested in. We get to see Wolverines hit the shelves, before it[...]

We told you about Joe Corona's new Archaia / BOOM! Studios book Feathers back in October Now the official announcement for the series went out and included the original cover by Corona and the incentive cover by Ken Niimura (I Kill Giants) It also mentions a 10th anniversary cover by Ramon K Perez (The Amazing[...]

Marvel has already announced the Max Ride series adapting the genetically altered avian-ish teenagers of the Maximum Ride novels. And now Archaia are publishing Feathers, a new comic book series by Jorge Corona who has just had his new comic Goners published by Image Though Feathers is a little more all-ages…. A series created as part of his[...]

Note they have some feathers, but not a lot of feather More of a headcrest. Of late, comics like Tyrannosaurus Rex by Jeff Zornow and Next Men by John Byrne have featured a more feathered variety, which seems to my more in line with current scientific thinking. Because with every passing year, we seem to discover[...]