Jennifer Roy is a journalist who specializes in writing about comic books and pop culture. She is a regular contributor to Comic Book Resources and covers a wide range of topics, including horror adaptations, Star Wars, Universal Monsters, and reviews of various comic book series and TV shows.
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By: Jennifer Roy
A High Republic Padawan may be one of the best possible mentors for the cute heroes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures, thanks to his role.
By: Jennifer Roy
Recent issues of Star Wars comics have revealed a new aspect of the Scourge that makes the entity an even more terrifying threat.
By: Jennifer Roy
Edgar Allen Poe's "The Black Cat" shows that Julius was in danger of a much darker fate in Mike Flanagan's The Fall of the House of Usher.
By: Jennifer Roy
The Keeper, co-written by Tananarive Due and Stephen Barnes, shows why more of this author's horror stories should be adapted into graphic novels.
By: Jennifer Roy
In Universal Monsters: Dracula #1, Martin Simmonds artwork and James Tynion IV's human focus make Tod Browning's 1931 Dracula more terrifying.
By: Jennifer Roy
Dracula (1931) made many changes to Bram Stoker's novel, yet these changes continue to significantly impact Dracula movies and cinematic horror.
Star Wars: The High Republic (2023) #1 uses strong writing and artwork to show how fraught the galaxy is in the wake of the Nihil's Phase I victory.
The fan-favorite droid R2-D2 is not the most powerful figure in Star Wars, but he may have figured out how to counter the galaxy's biggest threat.
By: Jennifer Roy
The final season of Netflix's Hilda delves into Hilda's family history and provides a satisfying conclusion for fans of the series.
By: Nicole Buffa, Michael Dreibelbis, Austin Wruble, Jennifer Roy, Brian Mccall, Sam Wong, Joshua Bledsoe
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