Review: 1917 is a full-blown masterpiece
Our review of the film that may have just upended the Oscar race
REVIEW: Levius awakens to a changed world in LEVIUS /EST
Levius preps for another epic battle as corporate powers wage war in the arena.
Review: EVE OF EXTINCTION stumbles into well-worn pratfalls
The comic stumbles out of the gate and never recovers from its intrinsically flawed premise.
INDIE VIEW: ‘La Voz de M.A.Y.O: Tata Rambo’ uncovers a compelling corner of Latinx...
La Voz de M.A.Y.O: Tata Rambo
Written by Henry Barajas
Illustrated by J. Gonzo
Image Comics/Top Cow Productions
Originally a self-published mini-series, the result of a successful Kickstarter...
REVIEW: NAUSICAÄ is an amaranthine fable of flight and fate
Miyazaki's insect auspex struggles for peace in a world poisoned by men.
REVIEW: KNIVES OUT is an homage to the mystery genre & one of the...
A murder most foul...
INDIE VIEW: ‘The House’ presents grieving as a story-building process
The House
By Paco Roca
Translated by Andrea Rosenberg
Fantagraphics
I think it’s fair to say that the true measure of the impact a human is how much...
REVIEW: DC Universe’s Harley Quinn is ready to knock ’em dead
Despite the occasional heavy hand, Harley shines through.
REVIEW: THE KNIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a big-hearted rom-com with lots of delightful tropes
A time-traveling knight falling in love with a school teacher at Christmas? Yes!
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Willows’ is awesome ’70s horror comics by way of Lovecraft
Algernon Blackwood’s The Willows
Written By Nathan Carson
Illustrated by Sam Ford
Lettered by Jason Fischer
Floating World Comics
Before reading The Willows I was completely unfamiliar with Algernon...
The Marvel Rundown: The dawn of Dark CAPTAIN MARVEL brings a nightmare to the...
Plus, Deadpool takes on a new set of responsibilities, Dawn of X marches on, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: The Secret Six are fully revealed
This week: The new Secret Six take center stage in three of the week's offerings.
Note: the reviews below contain spoilers. If you want a...
