DC ROUND-UP: One of the 52 universes is wiped out in JUSTICE LEAGUE #35
THIS WEEK: Harley Quinn takes a madcap trip through an infinity of crises; meanwhile, the Justice League are trying to have a serious crisis...
REVIEW: Roland Emmerich’s MIDWAY is about as bad as it sounds
Noble intentions do not a worthwhile movie make.
REVIEW: BILL SIENKIEWICZ: REVOLUTION is one big love letter to an industry icon
With Sienkiewicz's induction into the Eisner Hall of Fame, there’s never been a better time to acknowledge one of the most respected and innovative artists in the industry.
REVIEW: Mikki Kendall’s AMAZONS, ABOLITIONISTS, AND ACTIVISTS will empower us
This graphic history should be our next textbook.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Swimming In Darkness’ mixes architecture and mythology to create an abstract mystery
The real Therme Vals in Switzerland becomes both the backdrop and main character in this tale of existential noir.
REVIEW: The nightmare landscape of THE PITS OF HELL
Ebisu Yoshikazu’s The Pits of Hell, takes its readers on a wild ride through an angry, disturbed, frustrated man’s psyche.
INDIE VIEW: There’s nowhere to go but down in ‘Plummet’
Plummet
By Sherwin Sullivan Tija
Conundrum Press
The premise of Plummet, the frenetic new graphic novel from Montreal-based writer and artist Sherwin Sullivan Tija, is very simple,...
CREEPSHOW S1E6 closes with a whimper instead of a scream
Season 1 ends with great creature designs, but not much else.
31 Days of Halloween: My First Experience with Go Nagai’s DEVILMAN
If ever an excuse was needed to get in horror manga, DEVILMAN is among the best ones.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Gramercy Park’ shows the heart to be the ultimate crime scene
Gramercy Park
Written by Timothée de Fombelle
Illustrated by Christian Cailleaux
Translated by Edward Gauvin
IDW EuroComics
Why is the woman on the roof obsessively watching the window of...
REVIEW: The relatable blasphemy, misandry of REDLANDS
The fine line between murder and ritual sacrifice matters in this contemporary cult masterpiece.
REVIEW: GIANT DAYS: AS TIME GOES BY #1 is a fitting, if bittersweet goodbye...
In a word, As Time Goes By is perfect, except for the glaring flaw of being a oneshot.
