REVIEW: Highlighting the retail struggle with SKULL-FACE BOOKSELLER HONDA-SAN
Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san pulls back the curtain on working in book retail through a loosely fictionalized autobiographical account by someone in the industry.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Taxi! Stories From the Back Seat’ savors life’s in-between moments
Taxi! Stories From the Back Seat
By Aimee de Jongh
Conundrum Press
The inside of a taxi is a strange space, in that for one person it...
Internet Crusader is a glorious ‘90s internet fever dream
A look at George Wylesol's latest offering from Avery Hill Publishing which explores a forgotten age of the internet.
Review: IT CHAPTER TWO is as much of a mixed bag as its source...
Our review of the hotly anticipated sequel
MINT CONDITION: Gerry Conway’s Spider-Man (1972)
This version of Spider-Man is a hard-luck hero who just keeps fighting.
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Tenderness of Stones’ portrays the harshness of loss
Marion Fayolle's storybook of dark emotions
REVIEW: SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #1 is visceral horror at its best
SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN creates an unsafe world for kids, but for monsters as well.
The Marvel Rundown: BLACK WIDOW spins a new web, and GHOST-SPIDER faces an Act...
How do Natasha and Gwen fare this week?
DC ROUND-UP: Lots of Questions in Lois Lane #3 (and that’s a good thing)
Greg Rucka takes on the world of investigative journalism
REVIEW: JEREMIAH explores identity and sexuality in small town America
Cathy G. Johnson’s gorgeous watercolors set the mood for this tragic coming-of-age story.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Simon & Louise’ and the inevitable farce of teenage romance
Max de Radiguès traces the roots of romantic confusion to their beginnings
INDIE VIEW: ‘Expelling My Truth’ and ‘Stay’ demonstrate how to cope
Two different takes on how to cope.
