So here we are, at the end of yet another decade. We figure that all of the other entertainment sources out there are going to have all of the “Best Of’s” for the past decade, but really, won’t they all have about the same answers anyway? Instead, Randomville is choosing to focus on what happened [...]

Be sure to check back with Randomville ALL WEEK LONG as we will be giving daily reviews of the CMJ Music Marathon in NYC! Have you checked out our Tuesday coverage yet? Click here to do so! For Wednesday I decided to deviate away from photographing gigs to attend a special guest lecture by rock [...]

Want to Write for Randomville? Do you read comic books and have something to say about them, but no outlet to express your opinions other than your friends or your blog? Well, now you do! Randomville is currently looking for writers to help us bolster our Comics section. We’ve got a couple of great columns, [...]

White Ninja looks like a blob with a belt and face mask, yet he is completely awesome. The comic started out as a funny doodle in high school by Kent Earle and Scott Bevan and has managed to remain as such through appearances in various print publications. White Ninja now resides in his digital lair [...]

For seven years now, comic artist R. Stevens (Richard Stevens III) has pumped out pixilated goodness five days a week with his webcomic creation Diesel Sweeties, an indie series about robot/human love. Drawn completely with a mouse in Photoshop on a Mac, the popular online strip gained the distinction of being the first webcomic chosen [...]

The world of superheroes is a land that is too often populated by angst-ridden, complex, real characters…who wear colorful tights and are invulnerable to harm. It sounds kind of silly when stated in that manner, and in any other manner for that matter. The readers of superhero comics are consistently looking for a book or [...]

Welcome back to Randomville’s Comic Corner, and a special edition of "The Haul."  Since we’ve been down for the redesign, there’s been a lot of new comic debuts and this is Allan Muenzler’s attempt to catch you up on what you might have missed. We’re making it a feature, since there’s also a new edition of the [...]

There’s a new humor column in town: Take That, Ratzis, by Neil Kleid. He wants to be the new Gail Simone. (Sorry, Neil, but that won’t work. Gail looks much better in that dress.) Okay, so he probably doesn’t want to be Gail in that way. Instead, he wants to bring back a touch of [...]

One good thing about comics these days: they don’t leave anyone cold. People either think that we’re currently getting the best-written comics possible, or the worst-written comics possible. There are very few indifferent readers. Me? I side with those who say worst-written. Oh, I’ll cheerfully agree that comics were even worse-written back in the 1990s, [...]

Regarding what you are about to read, I’d like you all to keep in mind that I’m a writer. Clear? Good. Because what I’m about to say, well, I’m one of those people whom it hurts the most. Comics don’t need writers. Comics don’t care about the writers. Comics can do just fine without the [...]