Review: Inner battles pour out into the streets in ‘PTSD’
In Guillaume Singelin’s PTSD, a fictional war and a fictional city bear resemblance to real life, examining in dark and gritty terms how people...
INDIE VIEW: Manly tropes deconstructed and scrutinized in ‘The Art of Dying,’ ‘Dick Tracy,’...
The Art of Dying
Written by Raule
Illustrated by Philippe Berthet
Europe Comics
Prolific Spanish writer Raule crafted this story especially for French noir legend Bethet, and the...
The Marvel Rundown: Logan goes cosmic in WOLVERINE: INFINITY WATCH, and THE AMAZING NIGHTCRAWLER...
We've got discussion and reviews for this week's two mutant-centric debut issues.
Review: Never mind the Justice League, here’s ‘The Antifa Comic Book’
John Seven reviews 'The Antifa Comic Book' by Gord Hill
INDIE VIEW: Children adrift in ‘Girl in the Bay,’ ‘Lollipop Kids,’ and ‘Malaterre’
John Seven reviews The Girl in the Bay #1, The Lollipop Kids #3, and Malaterre.
Review: ‘Now Is The Time Of Monsters’ offers radical comics to spark real resistance
World War 3 Illustrated offers a jam-packed comics takedown of predatory capitalism.
The Marvel Rundown: G. Willow Wilson’s MS. MARVEL run ends, and Avengers assemble with...
We've got reviews of the latest issues of Ms. Marvel and Spider-Gwen, plus the debuts of Age of X-Man: NextGen and Avengers: No Road Home!
DC ROUND-UP: Our Favorite(?) Teen Superheroes are Back in WONDER TWINS #1
Say it with me: "Wonder Twin Powers - Activate!!"
REVIEW: BLOOM is a Blissful, Unflinching Look at Millenial Love and Ennui
The new book, from writer Kevin Panetta and artist Savanna Ganucheau, is out now from First Second, and it’s liable to make you feel things.
Review: The dark fantasy ‘Watersnakes’ is another unique triumph for Tony Sandoval
Tony Sandoval's 'Watersnakes' is a dark and original delight
REVIEW: James Sturm Explores A Broken Marriage Against The Backdrop Of The 2016 Elections
By Nancy Powell
The Presidential election of 2016 was an emotional and grueling time for many of us. Its aftermath left such animosity and despair...
Review: There’s power and dignity in these ‘Vietnamese Memories’
Clement Baloup's gorgeous and moving stories of the Vietnamese who settle in America
