Graphic Novel Review: FLEA is fearless, flawed, dirty, and excellent
Flea
Cartoonist: Mara Ramirez
Publisher: Fieldmouse Press / $16.95
September 2025
Who is Flea? We’re introduced at the outset of the graphic novel that shares her name: her...
Marvel Rundown: X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE ALPHA #1 is a blast to the past
This week's column features X-Men of Apocalypse Alpha #1, Captain America #3, Imperial War: Nova Centurion, and One World Under Doom #7!
Wednesday Comics Reviews: POWERS 25 #1 is both a new start and a celebration
Powers 25 #1 is a great new celebration of one of the great creator-owned comics of our time, and much more from this week's books!
DC Round-Up: C.O.R.T. #1 delivers heart and humor for all ages
Writer Tom Taylor and artist Daniele Di Nicuolo's C.O.R.T. #1 is an exciting, engaging debut that kids and adults alike will enjoy.
Horror Beat: ALIEN: EARTH makes every single dollar of its 250 million pricetag count
Alien: Earth breaks new ground for the legendary franchise, weaving in the old with the new.
Graphic Novel Review: SPECTATORS is a fascinating, NSFW contemplation of sex and death
Spectators is the newly-finished NSFW comic by Brian K. Vaughan and Niko Henrichon, and it leaves readers with a lot to consider.
Top Comics to Buy for September 10, 2025: A good week for superhero fans
This week's Top Comics to Buy for September 10 list is heavy on superhero comics, including Batman, Superman, Wolverine, and more!
Beat’s Young Magazine Adventure: Despite everything, STILL YOU
Beat's Young Magazine Adventure returns to cover the manga one-shots STILL YOU, KIKIKAIKAI, GODMOTHER and IS MY LOVE STRANGE?
Classic Comic Compendium: GRENDEL – THE DEVIL INSIDE is a storytelling experiment
Grendel - The Devil Inside is an amazing storytelling experiment, and it's one that moved this franchise forward.
Graphic Novel Review: Hell yes, DEMON SUMMONER GASH GASH
Demon Summoner Gash Gash
Cartoonist: Connor McCann
Publisher: Strangers Publishing / $25
June 2025
The end is coming for Mason and Matilda. The end is here already, actually,...
ANIME REVIEW: TO BE HERO X’s Dragon Boy arc is quite Nice
Adam and Hilary return to discuss the Dragon Boy arc of "To Be Hero X." What sights does this "garbage man" have to show us?
Graphic Novel Review: Lee Lai’s CANNON flawlessly depicts an unravelling
Lee Lai's new graphic novel, Cannon, is a masterpiece focused on its titular character, whose composure is tested in every area of her life.
