INDIE VIEW: ‘O Josephine’ unveils the many moods of Jason

06/19/2019 4:00 pm by John Seven Leave a Comment

John Seven reviews ‘O Josephine’ by Jason

INDIE VIEW: ‘Bezimena’ offers no comfort but what essential art does?

06/05/2019 4:00 pm by John Seven 1 Comment

John Seven reviews ‘Bezimena’

Fantagraphics To Collect the Complete FANTE BUKOWSKI Saga in 2020

06/03/2019 3:00 pm by AJ Frost Leave a Comment

Noah Van Sciver’s keened-eye comics satire of modern publishing to be published in a new, one-volume collection.

INDIE VIEW: ‘Babcia,’ ‘Red Ultramarine,’ and the stories we tell ourselves

05/22/2019 4:00 pm by John Seven 1 Comment

John Seven reviews ‘Babcia’ and ‘Red Ultramarine,’

Interview: Max De Radigués Explains Why Storytelling Matters At NCS Fest

05/20/2019 3:00 pm by Nancy Powell 1 Comment

How storytelling deepens the impact of art.

INDIE VIEW: Different realities clash in ‘Alienation’ and ‘Ghost Tree #1’

04/24/2019 4:00 pm by John Seven

John Seven reviews ‘Alienation’ and ‘Ghost Tree #1’

Interview: What the bleep does Charles Glaubitz know? He’ll tell you everything in ‘Starseeds.’

02/15/2019 3:15 pm by John Seven

John Seven talks to ‘Starseeds’ creator Charles Glaubitz.

Review: Blow your mind with ‘Starseeds 2’

02/04/2019 5:00 pm by John Seven

In an era when conspiracy abounds, especially on the right with Pizzagate, crisis actors, chemtrails, and, of course, lizard people but also anti-vaxxers, and when so-called woo takes front and center in popular explorations of science — see Deepak Chopra being taken seriously, alien theories about Oumuamua, and speculation that we live in a hologram, […]

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Charles Glaubitz’s celestial strangeness returns in ‘Starseeds 2’

01/29/2019 3:00 pm by John Seven

In the first volume of his cosmic epic, Charles Glaubitz laid out an onslaught of universe-shattering conspiracy weirdness that helped readers transcend the state of mind they accept as living in reality and accept what lies beyond. Starseeds 2 expands on that and promises to stretch eager minds further than they’ve ever gone through […]

Review: A man and his weaknesses drifting in ‘The Sea’

01/28/2019 5:00 pm by John Seven

Getting old comes with several features, some of them obvious but many of them not. One of the most alarming is the loss of identity in regard to other people. You might still know who you were, but the longer life lingers, the less the people around you have the wider scope of your vision […]