REVIEW: MORIARTY THE PATRIOT recasts the Holmes villain as a hero of the people
Moriarty the Patriot is an indictment of the aristocracy that Sherlock himself either upholds or completely ignores.
REVIEW: Vault’s THE AUTUMNAL is like holding Halloween in your hands
Best read with a Jack-o'-lantern by your side to scare the bad things away.
REVIEW: THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR revels in Gothic romance and horror alike
The Haunting of Bly Manor comes as a spiritual successor two years after Mike Flanagan's first foray on Netflix, The Haunting of Hill House....
INDIE VIEW: THOREAU AND ME talks through the end of the world
Thoreau and Me
By Cedric Taling
SelfMadeHero
If you want to feel angsty, we’re at a point in history when you can take your pick of disastrous...
The Marvel Rundown: IMMORTAL HULK: THE THRESHING PLACE #1 smashes & saves
Reviews of new Marvel Comics titles for the week, including Immortal Hulk - The Threshing Place #1, Shang-Chi #1, and more!
Review: Amazon’s UTOPIA struggles to find balance between its heart and mind
Amazon’s Utopia is solid, but feels a little unbalanced when it chooses to focus on either building its characters or its thriller elements.
REVIEW: Perform the ritual and summon SÉANCE TEA PARTY
REIMENA YEE’s debut graphic novel is a gorgeous, thoughtful ghost story.
DC ROUND-UP: Multiverse’s End #1 delivers a fun guide to DC’s many (many) crises
Plus, Three Jokers begs the question...why does Ace Chemicals keep making Joker toxin in massive quantities?
INDIE VIEW: Life is filled with THE CONTRADICTIONS
The Contradictions
By Sophie Yanow
Drawn and Quarterly
For the past decade or so I’ve noticed a shift where the colloquial word styles of young people had...
REVIEW: Learn the rules (for your own survival) in THE WITCHES
PÉNÉLOPE BAGIEU has faithfully adapted ROALD DAHL’s classic children’s story.
REVIEW: He loves me not in Maria Scrivan’s FORGET ME NAT
The middle-grade graphic novel is a funny, truthful portrayal of growing pains and doomed romance.
Amazon’s UTOPIA is blood-soaked and genre-bending spectacle from Gillian Flynn
The first four episodes from the Amazon Original set up an addicting series you’ll both laugh and look away from.
