Graphic Novel Review: THE BOOK OF MURMURS weaves a haunting fantasy from the fragments...
The Book of Murmurs follows a lost girl into a dark and beautiful fantasy world rich with lore, magic, and wandering spirits.
Graphic Novel Review: WELCOME TO HELL plunges readers into surreal horrors
In WELCOME TO HELL: FROM THE WEST BANK TO GAZA, Mohammad Sabaaneh uses stylized art to capture the bleak state of the world today.
Graphic Novel Review: CLARA & THE DEVIL VOL 1 tempts readers with a steamy...
Clara and the Devil Vol 1 it he newest graphic novel from 23rd Street, from the team of Olivie Blake and Little Chmura.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Sattouf’s THE END OF THE ARAB OF THE FUTURE (vol 1)...
Sattouf is a master cartoonist who manages to depict one of the most traumatic episodes of his youth in a way that doesn’t shy from its seriousness, yet simultaneously manages to genuinely surprise with moments of laugh-out-loud humour
Graphic Novel Review: MARTYR LOSER KING skewers both the way we live and what...
With MARTYR LOSER KING, Saul Williams and Morgan Stone collaborate on a striking new cyber-punk fairy tale of a graphic novel.
Graphic Novel Review: Petra Chérie will charm you with its 1970s spy story
Petra Chérie is a fantastic Attilio Micheluzzi spy story, collected now for the first time for an English reading audience.
Graphic Novel Review: THE ART OF SLAY THE PRINCESS beckons readers into a dark...
The Art of Slay the Princess cleverly adapts the branching story of a hit horror game into a darkly fascinating graphic novel.
Graphic Novel Review: CHAPO TRAP HOUSE YEAR ONE delivers a promising anthology with a...
The Chapo Trap House anthology has a few standout stories like No Pasaran and Clinton Hill Horror, but also some weaker entries.
Graphic Novel Review: YOUNG SHADOW & THE WATCHDOGS circles the bases in a 9-inning...
While Young Shadow and the Watchdogs is a much different book than its predecessor, Ben Sears latest is another romp.
Graphic Novel Review: SOVIET LAND asks what does it mean to be an artist...
Soviet Land by Pierre-Henry Gomont is out this month via Abrams, and it depicts an artist trying to function in a broken, crumbling world.
Graphic Novel Review: Michael DeForge’s ALL THE CAMERAS IN MY ROOM flashes more clever...
Michael DeForge's new book ALL THE CAMERAS IN MY ROOM crackles with the cartoonist's always-sharp clever comics humor.
Graphic Novel Review: Olivia Sullivan’s ORACLES beautifully meditates on grief and loss
Oracles by Olivia Sullivan is out this month from publisher Avery Hill, and it's a blissful, rhythmic mediation on loss and life.
