Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: DRIFTING DRAGONS is meaty
This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers DRIFTING DRAGONS, THE INCONVENIENT LIFE OF AN AROUSING PRIESTESS, and SHE AND HER CAT.
Graphic Novel Review: Noah Van Sciver’s THE MESS speaks to the melancholy of contemporary...
With THE MESS, cartoonist Noah Van Sciver shows that decades into making comics, he has become a more confident cartoonist.
Horror Beat: A nightmare worth having in James Ross II’s PARASOMNIA
A sleep demon in Freddy Krueger territory?
Graphic Novel Review: THE GIRL WHO LOVED MONSTERS serves up a good old-fashioned monster...
The Girl Who Loved Monsters is a thrilling and heartwarming horror adventure that young readers will eagerly devour.
The Marvel Rundown: MARVEL GOLD ‘76 is mashup magic
Marvel celebrates a cavalcade of 50th anniversaries in Marvel Gold '76, which pits Bullseye against cosmic heroes Nova, Star-Lord, and Jack of Hearts in a charming and bizarre mashup.
DC Round-Up: Delight in the derring-do of BATMAN AND ROBIN: YEAR ONE – DYNAMIC...
Mark Waid, Chris Samnee, and co. continue their delightful take on the Dynamic Duo's early days, in Batman and Robin: Year One - Dynamic Duos #2.
Wednesday Comics Reviews: THE KARMAN BLADE will stun you, and more
This week's Wednesday Comics column features reviews of The Karman Blade, Six of Us, the new Tank Girl comic, and much more!
Top Comics to Buy for September 9, 2026: Horror season starts NOW, and more
This week's Top Comics to Buy for September 9 is a great reminder that it's after Labor Day and that means it's now Spooky Season.
Video Game Review: Capcom’s THE WAY OF THE SWORD is Beautiful and Brutal
Onimusha: Way of the Sword can be punishing and frustrating, but Capcom’s spectacular bosses, strong story, and charismatic Mifune inspired Miyamoto Musashi make the challenge worth it.
Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: AKARI is luminous
This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers the manga series A LONG & SHORT LOVE STORY, PSYCHEDELIA, and AKARI.
Trade Rating: ANIMAL MAN by Veitch and Dillon will make you believe a man...
The Animal Man by Veitch and Dillon omnibus is a story of our hero, Buddy, in decline. You simply cannot go home again ...
Graphic Novel Review: With MAJOR TAYLOR, an important Black historical figure gets an overdue...
With his new graphic novel MAJOR TAYLOR, writer/artist Frederick Noland tells the story of an underappreciated, important figure.
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