Trade Rating: A new spin on a classic character from TOXIC AVENGER, VOL. 1
Toxic Avenger, Vol. 1, collects a great new comic series that puts a different spin on this classic character.
Graphic Novel Review: Jason’s DEATH IN TRIESTE is a charmingly melancholic book
Cartoonist Jason's new book, Death in Trieste, is a charming and melancholic triptych of short stories.
Graphic Novel Review: LET ME IN YOUR WINDOW sees the ghosts in the machine
Adam Ellis's Let Me In Your Window embarks on a thought-provoking exploration of the haunted spaces of digital culture.
Trade Rating: ARKADI AND THE LOST TITAN gets an oversized hardcover worthy of Caza’s...
Arkadi and the Lost Titan by Caza has a new oversized hardcover format with all 500+ pages now translated to English.
Graphic Novel Review: POSADA by Gonzalo Rocha is a fascinating portrait of an influential...
POSADA, a new book by Gonzalo Rocha, is a fascinating look at one of Mexico's most influential artists of all-time.
Graphic Novel Review: Thoughts on BREAD & WINE, a classic erotic graphic novel
Our reviewer delves deep into BREAD & WINE, a classic erotic graphic novel that is getting an updated edition next this year.
Trade Rating: ULTRAMEGA, VOL. 2 gets lost in awesome mayhem
Today our reviewer takes a look at the second half of Ultramega, cartoonist James Harren's epic kaiju apocalypse saga.
Graphic Novel Review: THE KNIVES is Brubaker and Phillips’ return to the universe of...
With their new graphic novel, The Knives, the seasoned comics team of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips return to the world of Criminal.
Graphic Novel Review: Jesse Lonergan’s DROME is the front-runner for 2025 book of the...
With DROME, one of the most interesting cartoonists in modern comics makes his case to be elevated among the all-time greats.
Graphic Novel Review: THIS PLACE KILLS ME is a fantastic work of YA noir
This Place Kills Me from Tamaki and Goux is a fantastic work of YA Noir that highlights the strengths of that genre.
Graphic Novel Review: HERO CAVE sparks joy in the depths of a dungeon
Hero Cave is a dark but relatable comedy about the daily grind, and a welcome reminder of the subversive pleasures of becoming ungovernable.
Trade Rating: THE ADVENTURES OF LION MAN remasters a lost 1940s character
After a successful crowdfunding campaign, Rosarium Publishing is bringing The Adventures of Lion Man to print.
