Review: Julia Wertz’s thoughtful and healing style of self-deprecation
Julia Wertz’s Eisner-nominated Drinking At The Movies, originally from 2010 but here with a handsome reissue from Koyama Press, is renowned for its humorous...
The Marvel Rundown: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes for Hire
What's our take on the first chapter of the brand new Avengers crossover and the debut of Power Man and Iron Fist?
REVIEW: MIDNIGHTER Vol. 1 “Out” is DC’s Answer to MS. MARVEL
Through MIDNIGHTER, DC Comics answers the call for gay representation in mainstream comics.
Review: Nick Drnaso gives us 2016’s first great work with ‘Beverly’
Nick Drnaso’s fictional world is a particularly joyless one where even coming together doesn’t much help the human condition. It might even make things...
Something Old, Something Lu 2/12/16 — Is JONESY #1 Fun for All Ages?...
Are you ready to fall in love with comics this weekend?
Review: Cullen Bunn’s “Deadpool & the Mercs for Money” – Mo Money Indeed
By: Nicholas Eskey
During the month of January we saw: Deadpool: Massacre, True Believers: Deadpool, Deapool Origins, Deadpool the Musical!, Deadpool the Variants, Evil Deadpool,...
Review: The Red Drip Of Courage distills Stephen Crane to a cartoon essence
You can go for years reading comics and come upon plenty of bizarre works, but at least understand where these are coming from. It’s...
Something Old, Something Lu 2/5/16 — Does MIRROR #1 Gleam? Do the PAPER GIRLS...
What comics are worth your money this week? Managing Editor Alex Lu is here to let you know.
Review: Kelly Froh & Dan Mazur’s two non-fiction delights
The Weekend Casserole Collection by Kelly Froh
Froh brings together a number of short pieces from various sources — anthologies she’s contributed to, some of...
Review: Meags Fitzgerald continues her autobiographical innovations with Long Red Hair
In Meags Fitzgerald’s previous book, Photobooth: A Biography, which documented just about anything you ever wondered about photo booths, she went far beyond her...
Review: Two rich offerings in Nobrow’s 17 x 23 series
Nobrow Press’ 17 x 23 series highlights accomplished smaller works in a pleasing package that speaks to graphic novel consumers who might not seek...
The Marvel Rundown: The Maltese Logan?
In the wake of the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe, we're taking a look at each and every #1 in the line. This week sees...
