Kat Calamia

Kat Calamia

Kat has been working in the comic book industry as a critic for over a decade with her YouTube channel, Comic Uno. She’s been writing for Newsarama since 2017 and also currently writes for DC Comics’ DC Universe - bylines include IGN, Fandom, and TV Guide. She writes her own comics with her titles Like Father, Like Daughter and They Call Her…The Dancer. Calamia has a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and minor in Journalism through Marymount Manhattan and a MFA in Writing and Producing Television from LIU Brooklyn.

Latest articles by Kat Calamia

Punchline Special #1
Punchline Special charts her rise to being "a real celebrity and icon in Gotham City"

By Kat Calamia Published

Features And the "first step in a big new frightening conspiracy that's going to run through the background of Gotham City through 2021"

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Kitty Pryde
Kitty Pryde is now canonically bisexual (and why that matters)

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Subtext becomes text in the X-Men family of titles

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Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story
Mr. Freeze's wife gets a voice of her own in Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Mrs. Freeze gets the spotlight in Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story

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Dark Multiverse: Batman Hush #1
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Batman Hush keeps the twist and turns of the original

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson discusses the original Hush story and how it influences Tales From the Dark Multiverse: Batman Hush #1

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Batgirl #50
Barbara Gordon finds herself back in a good place with Batgirl #50 finale

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Cecil Castellucci reveals her goals for this week's Batgirl #50

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Robin King snatches the spotlight in this week's Death Metal tie-in

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Death Metal’s Breakout Character, Robin King, Returns With His Own One-Shot

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Nicola Scott returns to Nightwing for Future State

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Nicola Scott's Nightwing is the "poster boy for the resistance" in Future State

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How stories from Spider-Man PS4 continue in the comic books

By Kat Calamia Published

Features While you wait for Spider-Man: Miles Morales, check out the comic book adventures of Insomniac's Spider-Man

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Kindred's identity revealed in Amazing Spider-Man #50 - Spoilers

By Kat Calamia Published

News The two-year Amazing Spider-Man mystery of Kindred's secret identity has reached its climax

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Batman returns to his dark detective roots in Detective Comics #1028 thanks to Nicola Scott

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Nicola Scott goes into the origin and thought behind this week's Detective Comics #1028

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Wonder Woman #764 artist Steve Pugh asks "can Diana and Maxwell Lord avoid destroying each other?"

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Steve Pugh reunites with his Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass collaborator Mariko Tamaki for a run on Wonder Woman

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Swamp Thing: Twin Branches uses monsters as a metaphor for finding yourself

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Meet Walker Holland, Alec's twin brother in Swamp Thing: Twin Branches

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Scott Snyder affirms Death Metal - DC Future State connection

By Michael Doran, Kat Calamia Published

News Scott Snyder the Dark Nights: Death Metal finally is "hooked into everything" regarding the future of the DC Universe

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Scott Snyder goes inside Death Metal as a commentary on superhero storytelling

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Ahead of Dark Nights: Death Metal #4, Scott Snyder talks about the origin of Robin King and the Darkest Knight

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Who is the Amazing Spider-Man mystery big bad Kindred? Here are the key suspects

By Kat Calamia Published

News Rounding up the suspects who could be the new Marvel villain Kindred in Amazing Spider-Man

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Scott Snyder returns with American Vampire 1976 and a "reckoning with both the past and the present"

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque bring their vampire epic American Vampire into modern times

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Best Shots advance review: Getting It Together #1 "a modern-day Friends for comics"

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Getting It Together #1 is "a well-rounded debut"

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How Joker War Zone #1 sets up 2021 Batman stories - spoilers

By Kat Calamia Published

News Here's everything you need to know about this week's Joker War Zone #1

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Should major publishers & creators be crowdfunding comics alongside independent and DIY creators?

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Can the DIY system of crowdfunding mesh with the establishment? Looking into the growing use of crowdfunding by Boom!, Scott Snyder, and others

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Shang-Chi comic book delves into his complicated family drama ahead of the Marvel Studios film

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Gene Luen Yang aims to make Shang-Chi a three-dimensional character ahead of his film debut

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What if all conspiracy theories were actually true? Department of Truth investigates in new Tynion and Simmonds title

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Batman writer James Tynion IV imagines Department of Truth as like an "X-Files that goes to some weirder, more existential places"

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New Juggernaut series creators delve into his X-Men exile from Krakoa

By Kat Calamia Published

Features "How does Juggernaut exist in the mainstream Marvel Universe when he isn't allowed to co-exist in the X-Universe?" asks writer Fabian Nicieza

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So the new Batman character Clownhunter is not Damian Wayne in disguise

By Kat Calamia Published

news Clownhunter's mysterious secret identity may hit close to home for Batman

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Marvel imagines Japanese hero Ultraman as the inspirational superhero of our time

By Kat Calamia Published

Features Finding the Marvel core inside the Japanese superhero Ultraman

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The Kent State shootings revisited as "a cautionary tale" in today's times by Derf Backderf

By Kat Calamia Published

Features The author of My Friend Dahmer revisits the tragedy at Kent State for lessons and untold stories relevant to today

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