REVIEW: PENNYWORTH is a bizarre ride about one of DC’s most beloved figures
Pennyworth is a gory, not-so-delightful look at one of DC's most beloved character's past misdeeds.
DC ROUND-UP: A tale of two Batman comics
Batman #104 and Batman/Catwoman #1 are the two books, and one of them was good...
Recap & Book Comparison: HIS DARK MATERIALS S2E3 — “Theft”
An aeronaut captured, an alethiometer stolen, and Paddington watched! His Dark Materials S2E3 brought Lin Manuel Miranda's Lee Scoresby back onto our screens while Lyra and Will come...
REVIEW: THE PULL is too ambitious for its own good
Steve Orlando and Ricardo López Ortiz bring loads of energy and ideas into a sci-fi thriller that doesn't quite stick the landing.
Recap: THE MANDALORIAN — “Chapter 13: The Jedi”
Well, people, it's time to jump into what is likely the most highly anticipated episode of The Mandalorian since the introduction of the titular character. The Mandalorian Chapter 13...
INDIE VIEW: PAUL AT HOME takes readers behind closed doors
Paul At Home
By Michel Rabagliati
Drawn and Quarterly
Quebecois cartoonist Michel Rabagliati has established a definite tone of the last couple decades that he’s produced his...
The Marvel Rundown: X OF SWORDS is big, beautiful, and messy in all the...
Those war drums are finally pounding.
Recap & Book Comparison: HIS DARK MATERIALS S2E2 — “The Cave”
It's time, once again, to enter into a new world! His Dark Materials S2E2 "The Cave" sees Will and Lyra going into Will's world while back in...
REVIEW: You have to see MARVEL’S 616 to believe it.
The 8-episode documentary anthology offers Marvel’s official stance on its own history.
DC ROUND-UP: John Ridley’s THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #1 arrives like...
THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #1 combines prose and illustrations to tell an important story in an interesting way.
REVIEW: Here’s several reasons to read 7 GOOD REASONS NOT TO GROW UP
The YA graphic novel by Jimmy Gownley is a subversive, surprising read.
REVIEW: MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN: MILES MORALES is a refinement, not a reinvention
The game doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it expands on what people liked about the 2018 game.
