REVIEW: Finding a path towards happiness in Kat Verhoeven’s MEAT AND BONE
Meat and Bone is the story of people drifting, knowing what they want, but not quite capable of achieving it.
REVIEW: JOJO RABBIT is more than it appears on the surface
Our review of Taika Waititi's Holocaust-era satire
SUPERMAN SMASHES THE KLAN might be DC’s best comic this year
A timely story with appeal to all ages of readers.
REVIEW: DAYBREAK thinks it’s more interesting than it is
Honestly, Daybreak is just disappointing.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Springtime In Chernobyl’ offers an unexpected message of hope
Finding the beauty in the aftermath of disaster
REVIEW: DEAD BEATS taps into primal fears through the lens of music and comics
From bugs to cannibalism to death contracts, this music/horror anthology has it all.
The Marvel Rundown: Pull up a chair at the Summers family home in X-MEN...
Plus, the conclusion of the "Falling Star" arc in CAPTAIN MARVEL, and plenty of rapid reviews.
DC ROUND-UP: SUPERMAN YEAR ONE Reveals a Surprise Connection to Dark Knight Returns
THIS WEEK: The final issue of Superman Year One shows that it has a sudden and direct connection to the rest of Frank Miller's...
REVIEW: ZOMBIELAND DOUBLE TAP is a worthy sequel with more laughs than zombies
The zombie comedy reunites the entire gang from the first movie.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Americana’ is a thru-hike across Luke Healy’s psyche
The Pacific Crest Trail becomes the road to self-discovery
REVIEW: Kyle Starks’ OLD HEAD reminds us all that Dracula was a creep
In true Starks fashion, Old Head is a jokey fight book with a fairly serious message.
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Hard Tomorrow’ is a sympathetic but complicated portrait of today
The Hard Tomorrow
By Eleanor Davis
Drawn and Quarterly
It’s easy to view the times we live in as apocalyptic even if you aren’t a religious believer....
