Graphic Novel Review: STAGTOWN ventures into the gothic shadows of a peculiar little town
The first volume of Punko's supernatural horror series Stagtown invites you to explore a small town haunted by subterranean anxieties.
Graphic Novel Review: FILM NERDS uses a movie-making device to find universal truths
Our reviewer is surprised to find that Sofia Warren's new YA book, FILM NERDS, is one of the best comics of the year so far.
Graphic Novel Review: A CONFEDERCY OF DUNCES struggles to make for good comics
While Confederacy of Dunces does a fine job depicting the story as written by John Kennedy Toole, the source material struggles as a comic.
Graphic Novel Review: IDENTICAL turns having a twin into an unsettling story
Identical, the new graphic novel from cartoonist Leah Hayes, offers an unsettling look at the joy and horror of having constant connection.
Graphic Novel Review: BRASS SUN VOL. 1 will transport you to a clockwork universe
Pick up Brass Sun Vol. 1 today if you prefer a complicated story about how complicated people can tend to be.
Graphic Novel Review: STRANGE CASES shines a brilliant light on gothic ruins
Strange Cases, the stunning debut of the popular illustrator Riotbones, collects a set of gorgeously drawn supernatural mysteries.
Graphic Novel Review: Box Brown’s WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON chronicles vital...
Box Brown's new book, WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON, sees the best biographer in comics chronicling vital Internet history.
Graphic Novel Review: MARVEL DIMENSIONS gets lost in its own universe
Marvel Dimensions sees Alex Ross get lost in his own ideas of heroism even if he still drawing some gorgeous looking comics.
Graphic Novel Review: THE GIRL WHO LOVED MONSTERS serves up a good old-fashioned monster...
The Girl Who Loved Monsters is a thrilling and heartwarming horror adventure that young readers will eagerly devour.
Trade Rating: ANIMAL MAN by Veitch and Dillon will make you believe a man...
The Animal Man by Veitch and Dillon omnibus is a story of our hero, Buddy, in decline. You simply cannot go home again ...
Graphic Novel Review: With MAJOR TAYLOR, an important Black historical figure gets an overdue...
With his new graphic novel MAJOR TAYLOR, writer/artist Frederick Noland tells the story of an underappreciated, important figure.
Graphic Novel Review: A look at the beauty of CUTTING GARDEN, summed up by...
To articulate the beauty of the new graphic novel, The Cutting Garden, our reviewer writes in depth about a single, remarkable page.
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