Graphic Novel Review: DREAMOVER captures the epic highs and lows of 2000s adolescent love
First love and true friendship are at the center of Dreamover, a surreal and satisfying YA graphic novel set in the 2000s.
Trade Rating: THE POWER FANTASY VOL 1 is full of pretty people and not...
The Power Fantasy Vol 1 by Kieron Gillen and Caspar Wijngaard is a well-done book that suffers because it's afraid to get too real.
Trade Rating: FALLING IN LOVE ON THE PATH TO HELL VOL 1 is a...
Falling in Love on the Path to Hell is a brutal, bloody story of a gunslinger and a samurai finding love in a hopeless place.
Trade Rating: THE ONE HAND & SIX FINGERS, a pair of existential musings that...
The One Hand & Six Fingers is a new trade paperback collection that compiles two interlocking Image Comics series.
Trade Rating: DAWNRUNNER applies new ideas to the mecha genre
Now available in a new hardcover edition, Dawnrunner delivers a unique take on the classic mecha genre, with perfect execution.
Trade Rating: IF YOU FIND THIS, I’M ALREADY DEAD takes you to another world
If You Find This I'm Already Dead takes you to another world, with a new comic from Matt Kindt and Dan McDaid.
Graphic Novel Review: ANZUELO is a thoughtful, philosophical comic
With the new graphic novel Anzuelo, Emma Rios delivers a stunning, thoughtful and philosophical new comic for readers.
Book Review: Alan Moore’s THE MOON AND SERPENT BUMPER BOOK OF MAGIC
The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic from Alan Moore and co. is akin to absorbing pages of interesting theory.
Graphic Novel Review: Gillen and Hans’ WE CALL THEM GIANTS is a truly stellar...
We Call Them Giants, which is the new graphic novel from Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans, is available from Image now.
Trade Rating: THE SACRIFICERS VOL. 1 is strong start
The Sacrificers hits the ground running with an excellent first volume
Trade Rating: RARE FLAVOURS, a taste of excellent comics
Rare Flavours from Ram V and Filipe Andrade is a worthy follow-up to the creative team's previous book, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr.
Trade Rating: CRADLEGRAVE and the horror of societal indifference
Cradlegrave by John Smith and Edmund Bagwell is a gritty and patient horror comic about societal abandonment.
