Friday by Ed Brubaker, Marcos Martin, and Muntsa Vicente (2024)
Friday Fitzhugh’s teenage years were spent solving crimes and uncovering the secrets of Kings Hill …
“Comics” Archives
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Silver Surfer: Requiem by J. Michael Straczynski and Esad Ribić (2007)
As its title suggests, Silver Surfer: Requiem is a somber story for one of Marvel’s noblest charact…
Silver Surfer: Ghost Light by John Jennings and Valentine De Landro (2023)
An OK Silver Surfer story that finds the Sentinel of the Spaceways returning the Earth when a myste…
A Study in Emerald by Neil Gaiman and Rafael Albuquerque (2018)
When a member of the royal family is brutally murdered, London’s only consulting detective and his …
The Vertical Sea by Brian Freschi and Ilaria Urbinati (2022)
By all appearances, India has a perfect life. She loves her job as an elementary school teacher and…
Celestia by Manuele Fior (2021)
After a great war devastated the mainland, survivors sought refuge on the remote island of Celestia…
Vern: Custodian of the Universe by Tyrell Waiters (2023)
Here’s another comic that I picked up for the title alone. (See also Dracula, Motherf**ker.) Down o…
Hellboy: The Complete Series by Mike Mignola (2021)
I had only a passing familiarity with Mike Mignola’s iconic series, so when Humble Bundle offered t…
Houses with a Story by Seiji Yoshida (2023)
Seiji Yoshida’s Houses with a Story isn’t a graphic novel per se, but more like an architectural su…
Where the Body Was by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (2023)
Another day, another graphic novel from the incomparable duo that is Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.…
The Fade Out by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (2016)
My Ed Brubaker/Sean Phillips fandom continues with this journey through the seamy underbelly of pos…
Dracula, Motherf**ker by Alex de Campi and Erica Henderson (2020)
I’m not gonna lie; I checked out Dracula, Motherf**ker based on the title alone, because how could …
Bad Weekend by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (2019)
Unlike many of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ other titles, Bad Weekend isn’t a noir-ish, hard-boil…
Pulp by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (2020)
Max Winters is a down-on-his-luck author in 1930s New York who specializes in writing pulp stories …
Onibi by Atelier Sentô (2018)
Earlier this month, I read — and thoroughly enjoyed — Atelier Sentô’s Festival of Shadows, which in…
Atelier Sentô Invites Readers to the Tokyo Mystery Café
The French duo’s latest work follows an aspiring manga artist who becomes embroiled in a bizarre mystery in Tokyo’s Akihabara district.
Festival of Shadows by Atelier Sentô (2023)
Every year, residents in a remote Japanese village are tasked with helping the recently deceased co…
The Mysteries by Bill Watterson and John Kascht (2023)
I daresay that the vast majority of those who read The Mysteries, myself included, will do so becau…
East of West by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta (2020)
The American Civil War raged on for nearly fifty years, leading to a divided nation that lives unde…
This Was Our Pact by Ryan Andrews (2019)
I’m not exactly sure how I learned about This Was Our Pact, but I’m glad I did. Written and illustr…