Tag: Graphic Novel Reviews
Graphic Novel Review: METADOGGOZ is a stylish comic that goes hard
In Bérénice Motais de Narbonne new book Metadoggoz, the cartoonist takes readers on an intense, trippy journey.
Graphic Novel Review: First Freedom – The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is...
First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is a deeply researched, beautifully executed, historical and biographical graphic novel.
Graphic Novel Review: CREEPY PRESENTS BERNIE WRIGHTSON is an education in horror comics
One of the original horror masters.
Graphic Novel Review: CHICKEN HEART is a powerful debut from Morgan Boecher
In Morgan Boecher's debut graphic novel Chicken Heart, voice is as strong as vision, in a story that affirms trans people and trans existence.
Graphic Novel Review: Simon Roy’s A STAR CALLED SUN is a sci-fi tale in...
In Simon Roy's A Star Called Sun, the cartoonist delivers a set of sci-fi stories brought together by shared themes.
Graphic Novel Review: THE WOODCHIPPER is a set of stories that strike at our...
Joe Ollmann's new book, The Woodchipper, features five short stories told through comics and set within the concerns of our time.
Graphic Novel Review: THE DEMON OF BEAUSOLEIL summons a fun occult-themed romance
In Mari Costa's latest graphic novel The Demon of Beausoleil, hunting demons leads to finding love when you least expect it!
Graphic Novel Review: ALTAMONT is one of the first excellent graphic novels of 2026
Altamont is a new graphic novel out this month from writer Herik Hanna and artist Charlie Adlard, and it'll take you back to 1969.
Graphic Novel Review: In WHITE SHADOWS, death is always near
In White Shadows, a prince is stolen by a strange being, and the king calls upon the nobility to hunt the ‘creature’ and return the prince.
Graphic Novel Review: LEO RISING is one of Archie Bongiovanni’s best titles to date
Archie Bongiovanni's Leo Rising explores the complexities of self-evolution while under the microscope of social media, and it's excellent.
Graphic Novel Review: Katriona Chapman’s THE PASS is a quieter story about chefs
Katriona Chapman's new graphic novel THE PASS joins the chef genre with an understated book about relationships.
Graphic Novel Review: PIG WIFE delves into the darkness of family secrets
Abbey Luck's debut novel Pig Wife lures readers into the labyrinth of an abandoned mine to witness a darkly compelling coming-of-age story.
