Review: Cathy Malkasian’s latest dark parable ‘Eartha’
You’re not likely to come out of a Cathy Malkasian book without being spooked by something you can’t quite put your finger on even...
Review: Kristen Radtke’s autobiography captures the big picture in the small frame
I am often torn about autobiographical comics. Not whether they should exist or not — of course people should create the comics they are...
Review: You’ve got to fight for your right to make art!
Though it’s tempting to pronounce the atmosphere in James Albon’s Her Bark And Her Bite as retro or even nostalgic, timeless might be the...
A graphic novel of The Handmaid’s Tale written by Margaret Atwood is also on...
Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale is coming this April, and it's gotten a lot of attention for its unintentionally topical subject...
Review: Max Andersson unpacks a family nightmare in ‘The Excavation’
Underneath the surreal nightmare presented by Swedish cartoonist Max Andersson and despite the dream logic to so much of the action in The Excavation, there’s a...
Review: Emil Ferris beckons the monsters into the light of day
It’s fair to say that Emil Ferris’ sprawling My Favorite Thing Is Monsters — volume one of a two volume work — came out...
Zack & Kelly Weinersmith announce book about the possibilities of science, SOONISH
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal creator Zach Weinersmith is teaming up with his wife, Dr. Kelly Weinersmith to write a book about future science and...
Reviews: Martz, Toms, Booger portray different kinds of love
Burt’s Way Home by John Martz
This incredibly sweet story is aimed at kids, but its emotional depth will satisfy many adults. Burt lives with...
Lumberjanes novels coming from Tamaki/Allen at Abrams/Amulet
Here's a nice comics crossover sory you don't hear every day: Lumberjanes, the popular graphic novel series from Boom!, has been sign up for...
Review: You’ll want to visit ‘The Obscure Cities’
The second English language volume in French/Belgian team Benoit Peeters and François Schuiten's The Obscure Cities series, this was recently revived through a Kickstarter campaign by Alaxis...
Diamond: March Trilogy Still Available
Just a quick note: Diamond has an advisory up that the slipcased March trilogy edition is still available from them, although it's sold out...
Review: Jillian Fleck’s bottomless pit of emotion
The most frequent bottomless thing that has popped up in my life is the idea of bottomless pits, which Lake Jehovah immediately made me...
