Paulina Ganucheau

Asian-American Iron Fist Captures Artists' Imaginations
Asian-American Iron Fist Captures Artists' Imaginations
Asian-American Iron Fist Captures Artists' Imaginations
Thanks to the Netflix television show, Iron Fist is a character that's on a lot of people's minds, but not quite for the reasons Marvel may want. The casting of Finn Jones is regarded by many as an ill-conceived choice that adheres too closely to the comics and leans on tropes of the white savior. Inspired by Kris Anka's 2015 redesign of the character as an Asian-American hero, some of comics' best artists have offered their own interpretations of this more badass, more culturally relevant, and --- let's be honest --- more downright sexy Danny Rand.
The Magical Girls Are Back in 'Zodiac Starforce: Cries of the Fire Prince'
The Magical Girls Are Back in 'Zodiac Starforce: Cries of the Fire Prince'
The Magical Girls Are Back in 'Zodiac Starforce: Cries of the Fire Prince'
Zodiac Starforce is a team of cosmically-powered teenage girls who starred in their own Dark Horse miniseries by writer Kevin Panetta and artist Paulina Ganucheau back in 2015. And their returning for another series this summer, Zodiac Starforce: Cries of the Fire Prince. Panetta and Ganucheau have been promising that the Magical Girl-inspired team would return ever since the first series ended, but it's exciting to finally hear the date and title from Dark Horse.
'Legally Blonde' Writer Revives '80s Adventure In 'Misfit City'
'Legally Blonde' Writer Revives '80s Adventure In 'Misfit City'
'Legally Blonde' Writer Revives '80s Adventure In 'Misfit City'
Everyone grew up yearning to have some great adventure happen to them --- usually inspired by some great, or not so great, piece of fiction. This May, Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith, Kurt Lustgarten, and Naomi Franquiz head to the small town of Cannon Cove for Misfit City, where a group of teen girls stumble upon an ancient map and a buried secret history of their town that will change things forever.
Gift Ideas For Your Magical Girl Squad
Gift Ideas For Your Magical Girl Squad
Gift Ideas For Your Magical Girl Squad
Magical girls are special. They defend love and justice with a squad of their best friends, and they look cute while they're doing it. Their transformation sequences into their alter-egos are filled with sparkles. They remind us that the girly aesthetic is not a bad thing, and can actually be very powerful. You've probably got a few magical girls in your life, so we've put together this gift guide to inspire you to find the perfect presents for them.
Cast Party: Who Should Star in a 'Zodiac Starforce' Movie?
Cast Party: Who Should Star in a 'Zodiac Starforce' Movie?
Cast Party: Who Should Star in a 'Zodiac Starforce' Movie?
Welcome to Cast Party, the feature that imagines a world with even more live action comic book adaptations than we currently have, and comes up with arguably the best casting suggestions you’re ever going to find for the movies and shows we wish could exist. This week I'm looking at one of my favorite comics of the last year, Zodiac Starforce, which was written by Kevin Panetta with art by Paulina Ganucheau.
Mojo Jojo Takes to the Airwaves in 'Powerpuff Girls' #1 [Preview]
Mojo Jojo Takes to the Airwaves in 'Powerpuff Girls' #1 [Preview]
Mojo Jojo Takes to the Airwaves in 'Powerpuff Girls' #1 [Preview]
Never fear, Citizens of Townsville --- the Powerpuff Girls are back! Not just in an all-new 40-episode season arriving on Cartoon Network starting in April, but with an equally all-new ongoing comic from IDW. Show writers Jake Goldman and Haley Mancini are co-writing the comic. And Mancini's more than just writing the Powerpuff Girls, she's also one of their arch enemies, as the voice of Princess Morebucks on the show. Art for the comic is provided by Derek Charm, whose work you may have seen in Super Secret Crisis War and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Retailer incentive covers will feature art by animators from the Powerpuff Girls cartoon, starting a Jay Hasrajani variant for this first issue. There's also a subscriber variant by Paulina Ganucheau, as well as the standard cover by Charm.
Fried Pie Variants for 'Lumberjanes' and 'Power Rangers: Pink'
Fried Pie Variants for 'Lumberjanes' and 'Power Rangers: Pink'
Fried Pie Variants for 'Lumberjanes' and 'Power Rangers: Pink'
Boom Studios has revealed three Fried Pie exclusive variant covers for Lumberjanes and Might Morphin Power Rangers: Pink by artists Wook Jin Clark, Carolyn Nowak, and Paulina Ganucheau. The Lumberjanes: Makin' the Ghost of It #1 cover by Nowak and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink #1 cover by Clark will both be offered exclusively at Fried Pie Con on May 28th at the 2nd & Charles store in Kennesaw, Georgia, where Power Rangers: Pink co-writer Brenden Fletcher will appear for a store signing. Ganucheau's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink #1 cover will be available from Fried Pie as part of the book's regular release.
If You Love Watching 'Supergirl', Read These Comics Next
If You Love Watching 'Supergirl', Read These Comics Next
If You Love Watching 'Supergirl', Read These Comics Next
CBS' Supergirl adaptation proved to be one of the highlights of the past year's season of television, packed with action, drama, excitement and a whole lot of heart. One of the best things about the show was that in a time where so many superhero adaptations are grim morality plays that pit friend against friend, Supergirl was a bright ray of sunshine that focused on the power of teamwork and the hidden strength in us all. Last night saw the final episode of Supergirl's first season, and if you're still reeling and can't for season two, we've assembled a list of five of the best independent comics for you to try next that are fun, strong and powerful, just like Supergirl.

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