Tag: Graphic Novel
Graphic Novel Review: Box Brown’s WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON chronicles vital...
Box Brown's new book, WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON, sees the best biographer in comics chronicling vital Internet history.
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.
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.
Graphic Novel Review: ALBION ranks as an odd, excellent piece of comics history
ALBION, which was plotted by Alan Moore, is an odd and excellent piece of comics history that got a new print run this summer.
Graphic Novel Review: Raquelle Jac’s BIMBO AGITPROP stuns with chaos and honesty
Raquelle Jac's debut graphic novel BIMBO AGITPROP will stun you with how well it captures the realities of growing up in West Texas.
Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo launch new YOUNG JUSTICE young adult graphic novel series
The creative team will also embark on a nationwide book store to celebrate the conclusion of their Teen Titans graphic novel series.
Trade Rating: 30×30 – THIRTY YEARS OF CONUNDRUM PRESS takes readers inside Canada’s vibrant...
30 X 30 - Thirty Years of Conundrum Press is a tour through Canada's vibrant comics scene via 30 short comics stories.
Graphic Novel Review: A GHOST ARM MADE OF ANGRY GHOSTS personalizes the modern superhero...
A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts is an excellent and very personal-feeling modern take on the superhero murder mystery.
Graphic Novel Review: There’s jokes aplenty in Lewis Trondheim’s AURORA AND THE ORC
French cartoonist Lewis Trondheim's new book, Aurora and the Orc, has something for both children and adults to enjoy.
Graphic Novel Review: SHIN ZERO BOOK 1 uberizes the Power Rangers
Shin Zero Book 1 uberizes the sentai and Power Rangers concept, combining a clever high concept with great art and characters.
Graphic Novel Review: GIGS tackles the terrifying future of tech with small human moments
The new graphic novel Gigs is a moving and impressive work about the many ways that tech stands to continue disrupting our lives.
Graphic Novel Review: WELCOME TO HELL plunges readers into surreal horrors
In WELCOME TO HELL: FROM THE WEST BANK TO GAZA, Mohammad Sabaaneh uses stylized art to capture the bleak state of the world today.
