Reviews of Ed Brubaker

I’ve been a fan of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips ever since I discovered Reckless back in 2023. The…

Friday Fitzhugh’s teenage years were spent solving crimes and uncovering the secrets of Kings Hill …

A graphic novel about the “Satanic Panic” by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Where the Body Was, The…

Another day, another graphic novel from the incomparable duo that is Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.…

This volume focuses less on Ethan Reckless, and more on his closest friend and co-worker, Anna, as …

In some ways, this is the grimmest of the Reckless series so far, as Ethan gets drawn into a woman’…

I didn’t realize this was the third Reckless volume when I picked it up at the library. That, howev…

I continue to enjoy Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Reckless series. The series is obviously indebte…

The first volume of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’s ’80s-set noir about a former revolutionary/unde…

Max Winters is a down-on-his-luck author in 1930s New York who specializes in writing pulp stories …

Unlike many of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ other titles, Bad Weekend isn’t a noir-ish, hard-boil…

Tangentially connected to Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal series of noir comics (which, ful…

My Ed Brubaker/Sean Phillips fandom continues with this journey through the seamy underbelly of pos…