John Seven reviews ‘Maggy Garrisson’
Interview: Penelope Bagieu On Female Representation In Comics And Cass Elliot
Why having strong female characters matters.
Interview: Max De Radigués Explains Why Storytelling Matters At NCS Fest
How storytelling deepens the impact of art.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Waves’ will tear you down and build you up
John Seven reviews ‘Waves’
INDIE VIEW: The art of crime in ‘Memoirs of a Book Thief’
John Seven reviews ‘Memoirs of a Book Thief’
INDIE VIEW: War stays personal in ‘The Bugle Boy’ and ‘The Secret Voice’
John Seven reviews ‘The Bugle Boy’ By Alexandre Clérisse and ‘The Secret Voice Volume One’ By Zack Soto
INDIE VIEW: Telling women’s stories in ‘Colored’ and ‘Future Corpse’
John Seven reviews ‘Colored: The Unsung Life of Claudette Colvin’ and ‘Future Corpse’
INDIE VIEW: Throwbacks to manly adventures in ‘Black Hammer ’45’ and ‘Irons’
Black Hammer ’45 #1 Written by Ray Fawkes Illustrated by Matt Kindt Colored by Sharlene Kindt Lettered by Marie Enger Either as inspiration from or competition with the Big Two’s long histories as the primary superhero universes in comics, every once in awhile someone will come along and try to fashion their own. Sometimes this […]
INDIE VIEW: Manly tropes deconstructed and scrutinized in ‘The Art of Dying,’ ‘Dick Tracy,’ and ‘Through A Life’
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 combination of the two of them results in a fun throwback that pays tribute to Raule’s hometown of Barcelona even as it evokes the hardboiled comics of […]
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.
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