John Seven reviews ‘Fran of the Floods’
INDIE VIEW: A sublime food fight in ‘Yasmina and the Potato Eaters’
John Seven reviews “Yasmina and The Potato Eaters Part 1” By Wauter Mannaert
INDIE VIEW: Searching for the wrong thing in ‘The Perineum Technique’
John Seven reviews ‘The Perineum Technique’ by Florent Ruppert and Jérôme Mulot
INDIE VIEW: Throwbacks to manly adventures in ‘Black Hammer ’45’ and ‘Irons’
Black Hammer ’45 #1 Written by Ray Fawkes Illustrated by Matt Kindt Colored by Sharlene Kindt Lettered by Marie Enger Either as inspiration from or competition with the Big Two’s long histories as the primary superhero universes in comics, every once in awhile someone will come along and try to fashion their own. Sometimes this […]
INDIE VIEW: ‘Morning In America’ reveals the many monsters of the Reagan Era
‘Morning In America #1’ reviewed by John Seven
INDIE VIEW: ‘Belzebubs’ and ‘Man-Eaters’ offer satirical takes on dark subjects
John Seven reviews ‘Belzebubs’ and ‘Man-Eaters’
INDIE VIEW: ‘Quincredible’ gets literally everything right
John Seven reviews ‘Quincredible’
Black History Month Comics: Crescent City Monsters by Newton Lilavois and Gian Carlo Bernal
A Blues-playing, black sorcerer wants to know why there’s a price on his head.
Black History Month Comics: Nowhere Man by Jerome Walford (Plus a bonus interview!)
Nowhere Man is a great example of black superheroes done right.
INDIE VIEW: Manly tropes deconstructed and scrutinized in ‘The Art of Dying,’ ‘Dick Tracy,’ and ‘Through A Life’
The Art of Dying Written by Raule Illustrated by Philippe Berthet Europe Comics Prolific Spanish writer Raule crafted this story especially for French noir legend Bethet, and the combination of the two of them results in a fun throwback that pays tribute to Raule’s hometown of Barcelona even as it evokes the hardboiled comics of […]
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