Howdy, folks, and welcome to another installment of Pull Wisely! This week we're featuring picks from TMS' own Teresa Jusino and yours truly, Jessica Lachenal. The inimitable Maddy Myers will be back next week for the next edition.

It's the good old classic tried-and-true Pull Wisely formula. A good old list of ten comics you should be reading, plus our reasons as to why you should be reading them. No fuss, no muss.

2015 has been a pretty amazing year in comics.

Help your friends and family wear their geeky passions on their sleeve! Below, we've highlighted all the jewelry, makeup, and clothing you need for the sweetest Christmas ever.

Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer on Captain Marvel, Bitch Planet, and Pretty Deadly, has been making the rounds today discussing how the comics industry has changed for the better.

Welcome to the new Pull Wisely, TMS’ new video comic review series! Join the illustrious Jessica Lachenal and me as we go in-depth into a new comic. We’ll be offering reviews, critiques, and all sorts of thinks and feels about a brand new issue every single week… when we’re not making silly jokes and puns about it. You know how things go around here at The Mary Sue.

It makes sense that there'd be some stores accidentally breaking street date on Star Wars: The Force Awakens merchandise. With those broken street dates comes information about The Force Awakens, like our two unknown characters here in this photo.

Want to wear your Bitch Planet love proudly and already got a Non-Compliant tattoo? Kelly Sue DeConnick and Bombsheller are going out on a limb (or is it two?) for you.

Bitch Planet, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine De Landro’s feminist, sci-fi twist on the prison exploitation genre, is only four issues in, but it’s already inspired a legion of women to permanently brand themselves Non-Compliant. The letters "NC"—in De Landro's recognizable design—are tattooed onto the inmates of Bitch Planet, an interstellar prison for women who have been deemed Non-Compliant by the very literal patriarchy that runs the Earth.

Espionage Cosmetics just released their latest comic collaboration with Bitch Planet and Sex Criminals - and you could win a full set of their new nail wraps!

We love the DeConnick/Fraction household something fierce here at TMS - just about as much as we love the fine folks at nerdy make-up line Espionage Cosmetics. So we are beyond stoked to announce that Espionage is teaming up with our favorite comic writers to bring you new Bitch Planet and Sex Criminals official nail wraps!

This year's ECCC featured a Being Non-Compliant panel with Kelly Sue DeConnick, Noelle Stevenson, Kate Leth, Erika Moen and Spike Trotman, but the bad-assery didn't end there--Buzzfeed's Kirk Damato took to the floor to talk to creators, professionals, and fans about what being non-compliant means to them.

It's safe to say I've never felt more at home during a con than I did at Emerald City Comicon's "Being Non-Compliant" panel. I alternated between laughing so hard my sides hurt, to crying real, actual tears, and I did it all while listening to a line-up of bad-ass women in comics who are making the world a better place for all of us. Rock on.

According to an exclusive from Deadline, everybody's favorite comic-book writing couple is making the jump to television thanks to a new deal with Universal TV.

Welcome to Pull It Together, where the goal is to narrow the massive field of comic book titles to the ones you shouldn’t overlook. It isn’t about what’s on my pull list; it’s about what could be on yours!

Y'think that after their fight they might both be... a little thor?

Daaang if Amalgam Studios didn't capture the vibe of Kelly Sue DeConnick's Bitch Planet perfectly with just one pink lady in a nun costume. Way to go, team.