Tag: Graphic Novel Reviews
Graphic Novel Review: SPECTOR is the robot detective we deserve
The last comics work from legendary artist Carlos Ezquerra.
Graphic Novel Review: Guy Delisle’s MUYBRIDGE combines a fascinating biography with the technical history...
With his new biography Muybridge, cartoonist Guy Delisle continues to make a case for himself as one of the most versatile artists in comics.
Graphic Novel Review: STRANGE BEDFELLOWS dreams of a romantic solarpunk future
Strange Bedfellows dreams of a romantic solarpunk future, where humanity itself still remains beautifully complicated.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Anders Nilsen modernizes the Greek myth of Prometheus in his new...
Tongues, the new graphic novel from Anders Nilsen, is a modernization of the ancient Greek myth of Prometheus, and it couldn't look better.
Graphic Novel Review: All’s swell that ends WELL in Jon Allen’s latest visit to...
For nearly a decade Allen has been slowly but surely building out his own little universe, and it continues in his new book, The Well.
Graphic Novel Review: Paul Auster’s full NEW YORK TRILOGY graphic novel adaptation is 30...
The full graphic novel adaptation of Paul Auster's NEW YORK TRILOGY took decades to complete, and it was well worth that wait.
Graphic Novel Review: THERE’S NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT is a tale of aging...
There's No Time Like the Present like the present is cartoonist Paul B. Rainey's follow-up to 2023's Why Don't You Love Me?
Graphic Novel Review: Does Ursula K. Le Guin’s A WIZARD OF EARTHSEA work as...
A Wizard of Earthsea: A Graphic Novel
Writer: Ursula K. Le Guin
Adapted By Artist: Fred Fordham
Publisher: Clarion Books
Publication Date: March 2025
I have -- somewhat to my embarassment -- now consumed Ursula K. Le Guin's classic 1968 fantasy...
Graphic Novel Review: HOURGLASS’s gears are powered by adventure and romance
Barbara Mazzi's new graphic novel Hourglass is a gorgeous adventure through an intricate and intriguing steampunk world.
Graphic Novel Review: THE CONFESSIONAL is a debut that’s worth exsanguination
In The Confessional by Paige Hender, a recently-turned vampire finds herself face to face with the evil within... and without.
Graphic Novel Review: With a clear ADDAMS FAMILY influence, MURDERBURG is a perfectly fine...
Murderburg is a new book of short stories from cartoonist Carol Lay, out this month via Fantagraphics Underground.
Trade Rating: SANTOS SISTERS, VOL. 1 gleefully embraces superhero comedy
Greg and Fake's brilliantly concieved superhero comedy embraces vulgar humor and superhero satire. Also it has super heroines with giant guns.
