Nancy Powell
INTERVIEW: Isabel Greenberg imagines being Charlotte Brontë in GLASS TOWN
Greenberg talks technique and taking liberties with history in creating the Brontës’ imaginary world.
INTERVIEW: How Amy Winston as Princess Amethyst is really a reflection...
Reeder comes full circle as writer and artist in the DCU’s revival of Mishkin & Cohn’s 1980s’ series.
Roz Chast, the Poet Laureate of Urban Neurosis, presents Can’t We...
Chast ruminates on motherhood, daughterhood, and illness (via The Merck Manual)
INTERVIEW: In ALMOST AMERICAN GIRL, the universal language of comics connected...
Coming-of-age in the South and learning to embrace the Korean-American identity.
65 of the most anticipated graphic novels for Winter 2020
New and upcoming graphic novel releases for January-March 2020.
INTERVIEW: Rob Kuck’s TradeOff teaches a new generation the pains, gains,...
Testing investment know-how in a faux Wall Street environment.
REVIEW: Junji Ito’s NO LONGER HUMAN turns human folly into a...
Ito's adaptation of Osamu Dazai's bestselling novel is a remarkable visualization into mental illness.
INTERVIEW: Quinton Peeples explores the burden of family legacies in THE...
Peeples gives this dark and gritty small town Texas noir a personal twist.
INTERVIEW: Evan Dorkin, Veronica & Andy Fish explain how Re-Animator influenced...
When the Dark Horse series Blackwood concluded, a lover’s spat left a trail of bodies in her wake, and it was up to a...
REVIEW: Levius awakens to a changed world in LEVIUS /EST
Levius preps for another epic battle as corporate powers wage war in the arena.
INTERVIEW: The Pander Brothers talk alien abduction, history and 45’s influence...
How President Trump became food for fodder in the revamp of this ‘90s comic series.
REVIEW: Riad Sattouf’s dueling cultural identities take a dark turn in...
Riad grows up in the 1990s amidst a crumbling marriage, sexual awakening and radicalization.