Graphic Novel Review: Juni Ba’s THE FABLES OF ERLKING WOOD is an original folklore...
The Fables of Erlking Wood is a massive achievement from cartoonist Juni Ba and the rest of the team that worked on this book.
Graphic Novel Review: SIMPLICITY by Mattie Lubchansky is a mournful yet optimistic tale of...
The story of Simplicity, as written and drawn by Mattie Lubchansky, is a mournful yet optimistic tale of living outside society.
Graphic Memoir Review: 10,000 INK STAINS is Jeff Lemire’s strikingly intimate memoir
The new book 10,000 Ink Stains is a strikingly intimate and utterly brilliant memoir that offers a look at Jeff Lemire's career.
Trade Rating: Jordan Crane delivers a colorful blast of fearful contemplation with GOES LIKE...
Goes Like This sees cartoonist Jordan Crane delivering a set of stories that often explore the worst things that can happen.
Trade Rating: SPECTRUM is a gorgeous, thoughtful look at how music shapes our lives
With Spectrum, writer Rick Quinn and artist Dave Chisholm deliver a deep and thoughtful look at how music shapes our realities.
Graphic Novel Review: DONE WITH DEMONS is the amusing escape you need
Done With Demons is Dora Grents' wonderfully funny new book from Silver Sprocket, and it might be just what you need right now.
Graphic Novel Review: MODEL FIVE MURDER showcases a stylish sci-fi mystery
Model Five Murder is a stylish sci-fi thriller that offers a sharp reflection on corporate control over emerging technologies.
Graphic Novel Review: Tillie Walden’s CLEMENTINE trilogy comes to a devastating conclusion
With Clementine Book 3, Tillie Walden's devastating trilogy form the world of The Walking Dead reaches its conclusion.
Graphic Novel Review: AMUSEMENT PARK adaptation is short on thrills
The Amusement Park, which is a 50-year-old cult classic film by George A. Romero, has a new comics adaptation.
Graphic Novel Review: IT RHYMES WITH TAKEI is a walkthrough of LGBTQ+, American history
George Takei offers a profoundly personal and unflinching view of his life, weaving historical context to provide a portrait of America.
Graphic Novel Review: LOVE, MISHA is the story of a nonbinary child and their...
Askel Aden's new book, Love, Misha, adds another option for young readers to interact with varied experiences.
CROWDFUNDER REVIEW: ARMORED is a well-done teen adventure comic about loss
Nearly all the characters in ARMORED have lost someone close to them, and it plays out against magic shields and medieval ghosts.
