Change Your Mind companion book coming out October 29, 2019

  • March 27, 2019

A new Steven Universe book, much like the companion to The Answer, will be published by Abrams Books this October.

Written by Rebecca Sugar herself and illustrated by Elle Michalka (one of the illustrators on the “The Answer” book) and Angie Wang (a designer on the show), it will tie in to Change Your Mind, looking at Pink’s flight from Homeworld and her life as Rose Quartz.

With the season promising not just the Steven Universe movie but another book, Fall has never seemed so far away. When we finally get our hands on it the book will come out on October 29 with an MSRP of $15.

Lunar Sea Spire podcast episode 236: Comic issue #26

  • March 25, 2019

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GC13 and David discuss the twenty-sixth issue of the comic book series, continuing with the peril that Lars and his crew have found themselves in.

There’s less Emerald than last time, and Parparadscha is mostly back to “normal”, but things are getting serious in other ways. There’s a strong guest appearance, and definitely a strong hook to next month’s issue.

Maybe this run of issues will even go beyond three issues. Perhaps issue #27 will make their intentions known.

Steven Universe air times for March 25-31, 2019 (1.25 hours)

  • March 24, 2019

All times are EDT.

Monday:
6:00 AM: Nightmare Hospital

Tuesday:
6:00 AM: Sadie’s Song

Wednesday:
6:00 AM: Catch and Release

Thursday:
6:00 AM: When it Rains

Friday:
6:00 AM: Back to the Barn

Unlocked episodes as of March 23, 2019

  • March 23, 2019

Here’s what is currently available to watch on the Cartoon Network website and app without logging in with a cable provider:

  • Lion 4: Alternate Ending
  • Back to the Moon
  • Catch and Release
  • Onion Trade
  • Open Book

Steven Universe #26 is out today

  • March 20, 2019

The twenty-sixth issue of the comic book has come out a little early! Excited to see where the cliffhanger from issue #25 goes? Then do read on!

Graphic Policy has a preview of the issue if you’re interested. Like all good previews though, it ends before you get to the good part.

The issue is a bit smaller than issue #25, weighing more like a typical issue of a comic book series. It’s available for $4 wherever you buy your comics from, be they physical or digital.

Lunar Sea Spire podcast episode 235: The Final Book

  • March 18, 2019

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GC13 and David discuss the Craig of the Creek episode The Final Book.

Introducing more kids, some for the first time and some for the only time. Also the first appearance of the Trials of Trebulon. And alas poor “Fart” sticker, we never knew you.

Also, “Justice Bro” is only slightly less generic than “Super Bro”.

Steven Universe air times for March 18-24, 2019 (1.25 hours)

  • March 17, 2019

All times are EDT.

Monday:
6:00 AM: Cry For Help

Tuesday:
6:00 AM: Keystone Motel

Wednesday:
6:00 AM: Onion Friend

Thursday:
6:00 AM: Historical Friction

Friday:
6:00 AM: Friend Ship

Unlocked episodes as of March 16, 2019

  • March 16, 2019

Here’s what you can watch on the Cartoon Network website and app without logging in with a cable provider’s information:

  • Gem Harvest
  • Earthlings
  • Keystone Motel
  • Giant Woman
  • Maximum Capacity

Fusion Frenzy #1 is out today

  • March 13, 2019

We asked so many times and we have finally received: a comic issue dedicated to the fusions of Steven Universe! As Connie would say: what a time to be alive!

You can check a preview featuring a few pages of a story at the bottom of the article if you’re curious what awaits you.

Forty pages and five fusion stories await in this oversized volume, available now for $8 wherever you buy your comics.

Lunar Sea Spire podcast episode 234: You’re Everybody’s Sidekick

  • March 11, 2019

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GC13 and David discuss the OK K.O.! episode You’re Everybody’s Sidekick.

Despite the art style still not being where it would later end up, and the characters still being in their early stages, it’s a great episode. We learn so much about the Plaza and are introduced to (and see again) some great plazoids.

Who said you need a proper villain to have a good episode. All you need is a teenager with attitude, some magma/lava, and a mathematically perfect haircut.

And a jar of pickles. Open it once or twice at your discretion.