This might be really wrong of me, but there's nothing more fun than watching seemingly together, serious, grown-ass adults completely freak out like babies.

Our first From Indie to Blockbuster video will help you get to know Pacific Rim 2 co-writer and director of the upcoming Lumberjanes film, Emily Carmichael, a whole lot better.

It is the need for more positive portrayals of our experiences that made so many trans women excited for the publication of the new comic series Alters. Unfortunately, that excitement ended when we finally got to read it.

We've been so excited about the prospect of the Lumberjanes movie, despite the fact that the film has mostly male producers and a male writer (at least on the first draft), which was a bit disappointing to hear considering the feminism of the comic series. However, we've got some great news today about Fox's choice of director for the film.

The crossover you never saw coming (but totally need in your life) is here! Deep in the woods, the Lumberjanes scouts' fearless leader disappears, leaving only the bright blink of a signal flare to mark her distress. A state and a half (and an entire publishing company) away, a beloved professor vanishes from her office in Gotham Academy. Luckily for these two women, the kids in their care don’t wait for adults to solve their problems.

We were recently lucky enough to chat with writer Chynna Clugston Flores about her fantastic work on Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy #1.

Hey there, comics fans! This week's Pull Wisely is less of a "Top 10" and more of a "Top 9," but Jessica, Maddy, and I still managed to find some cool things for you to read this week. So, get ready for New Comic Book Day tomorrow by checking out our picks!

Here we are, back at it again with a brand new edition of Pull Wisely! Sure, this one's just a little bit late, but better late than never, right?

Prepare yourselves: the Lumberjanes and Gotham Academy are crossing over in one of the most cool-kid comic book events of all time.

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.

Welcome back to Pull Wisely, in which I join my colleagues Teresa Jusino and Jessica Lachenal in choosing the stack of comics worth picking up this New Comic Book Day -- tomorrow, January 20th, 2016.

I love movies like The Goonies and Stand by Me as much as the next person, but where the ladies at?

It’s my turn again here at Pull Wisely, and this week my spotlight review is of Marvel Comics' newest (and weirdest!) ongoing comic, Weirdworld #1. Get ready for epic high-fantasy adventures, a witty banter factor of a bajillion, and two nuanced female protagonists. I know, right? Two female leads in one book? Madness!

I don’t know about you, but I’m already feeling a little ba-humbug about the holiday shopping season. What’s my solution? This year I’ll be giving the gift of something I love- comic books! Whether you want to introduce someone to the world of comics, or you’re looking for something a regular reader may have missed, we have something for everyone on your shopping list.

We talk a lot 'round these parts about how comics have a long way to go before there's gender parity in the industry. However, we also love celebrating the women who are and have been working in the medium.

HOLY JENNY HOLZER have we got a heck of a Pull Wisely for you this week! We're spotlighting Lumberjanes #20, which features some incredibly rad punk merperson bands and their ability to use music to mend even the most fractured of friendships.

Welcome to the latest episode of our Pull Wisely, now featuring solo video reviews by staffers here at The Mary Sue. This week, I'm on camera with a quick review of a gory and dramatic apocalypse tale: Cogentic #1, written by James Tynian IV, illustrated by Eryk Donovan, and published by BOOM! Studios.