INDIE VIEW: ‘The Falling Star’ is a real Satanic Bible via Jack Kirby
The Falling Star Volume 1
By Jon Hammond
Hypatia Press
When I was young, I had questions about God. They seemed to me questions anyone would ask...
INDIE VIEW: Love brings change in ‘Alay-Oop’ and ‘The Healing Island’
Alay-Oop
By William Gropper
New York Review Comics
William Gropper’s 1930 graphic novel Alay-Oop predates its actual form — “graphic novel” — by decades, but as a...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Anastasia’ turns the misogyny of film history into a lurid fable
Anastasia is a Lynchian story of early Hollywood.
INDIE VIEW: Rebecca Fox reveals ‘How To Be Reasonable’ and we really need that
'How To Be Reasonable' is the How-To book for the 21st Century.
INDIE VIEW: ‘I Was Their American Dream’ celebrates the immigrant experience as crucial to...
I Was Their American Dream
By Malaka Gharib
Clarkson Potter
In I Was Their American Dream, cartoonist Malaka Gharib displays an infectious enthusiasm for openness as she...
INDIE VIEW: ‘They Called Us Enemy’ lays out the history we’re doomed to repeat
John Seven reviews 'They Called Us Enemy'
INDIE VIEW: ‘Marble Cake’ and ‘The No Ones’ both show darkness and light as...
John Seven reviews 'Marble Cake' and 'The No Ones #1'
INDIE VIEW: ‘Mueller Report Graphic Novel’ and ‘Minus’ capture secrets and lies
John Seven reviews 'Minus' and ''Mueller Report Graphic Novel'
INDIE VIEW: ‘O Josephine’ unveils the many moods of Jason
John Seven reviews 'O Josephine' by Jason
INDIE VIEW: ‘Desolation Wilderness’ and ‘Kingdom of the Blind’ exude patience
John Seven reviews 'Desolation Wilderness' and 'Kingdom of the Blind'
INDIE VIEW: ‘Ignited’ and ‘The Follies of Richard Wadsworth’ look at disruptions, deadly and...
John Seven reviews 'Ignited' and 'The Follies of Richard Wadsworth'
INDIE VIEW: ‘Texas Chainsaw Sculptor’ and ‘Fizzle #2’ are mini-comics at their best
John Seven reviews 'Texas Chainsaw Sculptor' by Katie Fricas and 'Fizzle #2' by Whit Taylor
