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summer spirit

INDIE VIEW: SUMMER SPIRIT is a harbinger of change

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Summer Spirit By Elizabeth Holleville Translated by Amy Evans-Hill NoBrow Press Over the past decade or so, ghosts have really become a staple in comics aimed at girl readers of the middle school and high school demographic, appearing...

75 of the most anticipated graphic novels for Spring 2020

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New and upcoming graphic novel releases for April-June 2020

INDIE VIEW: ‘The Man Who F#%&ed Up Time’ and ‘Stig & Tilde: Leader of...

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The Man Who F#%&ed Up Time #1 Written and Lettered by John Layman Illustrated by Karl Mostert Colored by Dee Cuniffe Aftershock Comics I’ve watched and read enough adventures of The Flash to know the dire consequences of messing...
americana

INDIE VIEW: ‘Americana’ is a thru-hike across Luke Healy’s psyche

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The Pacific Crest Trail becomes the road to self-discovery

INDIE VIEW: ‘Stig and Tilde’ and ‘Twice Shy’ show kids bravely facing the...

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Stig and Tilde: Vanisher’s Island By Max de Radigues Nobrow Press As I’ve said before, Belgian cartoonist Max de Radigues has really become one of the best around at telling stories about young people, both teens and...

INDIE VIEW: ‘In Waves’ brings grief and surfing together

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John Seven reviews 'In Waves'

INDIE VIEW: ‘Skip’ is a kaleidoscopic extravaganza for kids and adults

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John Seven reviews 'Skip' By Molly Mendoza
Through a Life cvr

INDIE VIEW: Manly tropes deconstructed and scrutinized in ‘The Art of Dying,’ ‘Dick Tracy,’...

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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...

Review: Deacon’s ‘Geis’ series depicts the human condition as a magical castle battle

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In the fantasy series Geis, the European fantasy tropes are given a run for their money in a sort of It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World style parable of power and authority, by...

Review: ‘A Castle In England’ gives new life to old lives

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A Castle In England is the latest in multi-faceted explorations of the history behind single structures, having been preceded by Chris Ware’s Building Stories, Richard McGuire’s Here, and Vincent Mahé’s 750 Years In Paris....

All the wonderful things I bought at SPX this year

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I had never been to an SPX before. Generally speaking, as a guy that lives in the deep south (or as deep as Atlanta gets), my convention schedule gets a little limited. I make...

Review: Two rich offerings in Nobrow’s 17 x 23 series

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Nobrow Press’ 17 x 23 series highlights accomplished smaller works in a pleasing package that speaks to graphic novel consumers who might not seek out short comics stories. Two recent releases are particularly success...

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