“Comics” Archives

After he’s given a mobile phone for his birthday, Yuta’s dying mom asks him to record her final day…

I think I might’ve liked this more had I not recently read The Department of Truth. Both series foc…

There are moments when Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou’s story is so slight, I had trouble remembering why …

Every single conspiracy theory you’ve ever heard is true, or at least has the potential to become t…

When a contestant on the beloved UK Bakery Tent competition show is poisoned, Shauna Wickle — grind…

In an alternate version of feudal Japan, the whole of Asia has been decimated by a mysterious plagu…

I read the first Radiant Black volume back in 2022, and have been intending to circle back and comp…

Nobody in the small town of Pensmouth would ever accuse Vivian Vance of lacking ambition. Not conte…

Charles Burns’ artwork was the main draw for me; his dark inking and woodcut-esque style seems stai…

I had one prevailing thought while reading The Expanse: Dragon Tooth: it sure feels good to be back…

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

Forty years ago, Air Force pilot Duke McQueen liberated an oppressed alien world from a brutal tyra…

Ten years after Batman, Robin, and Commissioner Gordon were killed in the “Fools’ Night” massacre, …

Earth is a toxic and inhospitable wasteland. Fortunately, humanity is able to live in comfort among…

Ed Brubaker exchanges his noir tales for eldritch creatures and arcane mysteries.

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Ronald Wimberly and Brahm Revel’s Now Let Me Fly chronicles the true story of Eugene Bullard, who s…

When a young starlet is discovered dead and dismembered, it’s up to a crime photographer and a mob …

I added this to my Hoopla queue awhile ago — I loved the character design on the cover — and since …

I’m a sucker for Michael Moorcock’s Elric stories. Grim nihilism, excessive violence, and purple-le…