Scott Redmond is a freelance journalist who specializes in comic book reviews and analysis. With a passion for the superhero genre, Scott provides insightful critiques and commentary on the latest issues and storylines. His articles aim to engage readers and provide a deeper understanding of the comic book medium.
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Scott Redmond specializes in reviewing comic books, particularly those from major publishers like Marvel and DC Comics. If you have a new release or an interesting take on a popular series, reaching out to provide review copies or insights into the creation process could be effective.
Given Scott's focus on reviews, he may appreciate pitches that offer exclusive access to creators for interviews about their work. This could include writers, artists, editors, or other professionals involved in producing the comics being reviewed.
Remember that Scott's coverage is not geographically focused and his articles are primarily centered around comic book reviews with a special emphasis on superhero content.
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Overview Life gets even more complicated for Pamela Isley and her crew as the secret of the Green Knight cult begins to become clearer and new issues crop up in Poison Ivy #28.
By: Scott Redmond
The pressure is mounting. The holidays are truly right around the corner, and the last minute things are piling up.
Overview Dust off the magnifying glass and deerstalker hat, as the caped crusader dives deep into a twisted new mystery from yesteryear with ‘Batman: Dark Patterns' #1.
Overview Not even an appearance from the X-Men can save ‘Storm' #3 as the series continues to spin it's wheels while stuck in place.
Overview It all comes crumbling down as the Children of the Atom stand fully revealed, and things reach a tipping point with the mutants in ‘Ultimate X-Men' #10.
Overview The help of a potential friend begins to make things far more clear in ‘Minor Arcana' #4.
By: Scott Redmond
The tree is trimmed, the food is cooking, and the family is gathering with the holidays almost within touching range.
Overview Were Star Trek to end today, the twenty-seventh issue of this comic series would stand as a powerful and poetic coda for the decades old franchise.
Overview Lines must be crossed in order to protect Blüdhaven and those who call it home, whether they want it or not, in ‘Nightwing' #121.
Overview A villain rises and a hero falls as IDW's new era of Turtles continues with the dark and familiar ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' #5.
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