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 Things take an expected and unexpected turn as Ultimate Black Panther reaches it's twelfth issue.
Overview Forget any friendly neighborhoods, it's time for Brooklyn's hero to take a step beyond where most mortals have been allowed to go in Miles Morales: Spider-Man #28.
Overview Pieces begin to wedge themselves together as Two-Face #2 complicates things for the quests of Harvey Dent and his other half.
Overview ‘Absolute Power' fallout continues to plague the DC Universe as ‘Justice League: The Atom Project' focuses on misplaced powers and their potentially disastrous effects.
Overview Big bold colorful swashbuckling superhero stuff is what All-New Venom promises and delivers as a series, having all the fun in the second issue.
Overview A garden variety type of story becomes something more with just the shifting of a few pieces and concepts, as Ultimate Wolverine #1 begins the series on a high note.
Overview Storm #4 continues the series poor trend of stripping a powerful character of everything including her voice.
Overview Spheric Industries chokehold over Blüdhaven grows stronger as Nightwing #122 puts the title hero against the wall even more.
Overview Omens and mistakes lead to a massive piece of the evolving puzzle in Minor Arcana #5.
Overview One chapter ends as another, and it's far reaching implications, begins with Miles Morales: Spider-Man #29.
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