REVIEW: Thompson Heller - Detective Interstellar #2
Thompson Heller: Interstellar Detective #2 is a great addition to the modern noir finding new corners to explore all the topics the genre is built to discuss.
Read MoreREVIEW: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Best of Donatello
TMNT Best of Donatello celebrates the studious and industrious turtle in a fitting collection. Sci-fi wackiness abounds in these fun stories that rewards both current and previous fans.
Read MoreREVIEW: A Monstress newbie reads Monstress - Talk Stories #1
As the fantasy epic Monstress takes a brief two-issue deviation into Monstress: Talk Stories, our reviewer T.W. Worn decides to try the book for the first time — and loves what he finds.
Read MoreREVIEW: Kaiju Score #1, check it out if you like heist stories or being happy
Coming out of nowhere, The Kaiju Score #1 is one of the most fun and delightful first issues this year. Check it out if you like heist stories or being happy.
Read MoreREVIEW: I Walk With Monsters #1 is 'a perfect first issue'
An interesting and well-executed horror story that delves into cycles of abuse, I Walk With Monsters #1 is basically the perfect debut comic.
Read MoreADVANCED REVIEW: Post Americana #1 is a gritty dystopian blast
Post Americana #1, which is due out December 16, is the new tour de force project from superstar writer/artist Steve Skroce, and today we have an advanced review.
Read MoreTRADE REVIEW: Pirouette from Black Mask
Can’t sleep, clowns will eat me. Ariel Baska reviews Pirouette, the new trade collection from Black Mask Studios that has scary clown things at its center.
Read MoreREVIEW: Marvel's Voices - Indigenous Voices #1
Marvel's Voices - Indigenous Voices #1 features a delightful trio of indigenous superhero stories designed to continue and extend the Marvel lore through artfully crafted storytelling.
Read MoreREVIEW: Frank At Home On The Farm #1
Frank At Home On The Farm #1 aspires to land at the intersection of horror comics and PTSD, but it still has a ways to go in order to portray that mental illness accurately.
Read MoreREVIEW: Stillwater #3, maintains pace, fleshes out the mysterious town
Stillwater #3 maintains the pace of the previous one, opting to spend its time fleshing out the town. Not the strongest issue so far, but still worth checking out.
Read MoreREVIEW: Die #15 concludes 'an absolute monster of an arc'
Die #15 marks the conclusion of my favorite arc of the series so far. There’s some violence. Revelations. Death. Hints. Very pretty art.
Read MoreREVIEW: The Recount #1, '...by the second page you are in over your head'
The Recount #1 has the potential to be our generation's exploration of Authority and Extremism, but we will have to wait for future issues to find out.
Read MoreREVIEW: Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Blood #2 is fun, surprisingly complex
Edgar Allan Poe Snifter of Blood #2 hits this week, delivering a second issue for an anthology series that is as fun as it is surprisingly complex.
Read MoreREVIEW: Commanders in Crisis #2, a worthy follow to a spectacular debut issue
Commanders in Crisis #2 is a solid, worthy followup to a spectacular first issue that built a new superhero universe in the space of 22 pages.
Read MoreREVIEW: Sea of Sorrows #1, 'read it while wearing a life preserver'
Sea of Sorrows #1 is an excellent and horrifying start to a new four-part series that plumbs the depths of the ocean and comes back up with big scares.
Read MoreGRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Redbone - The True Story of a Native American Rock Band
Redbone: The True Story of a Native American Rock Band is a new documentary-heavy graphic novel that speaks to an untold chapter in rock history.
Read MoreREVIEW: Terminal Punks #1, a great music-driven story with a killer cast
Terminal Punks #1 is a fantastic start, and it’ll be exciting to see where this punk rock-driven story goes with an amazing cast, both in terms of the characters on the pages and the creators working on the book.
Read MoreREVIEW: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D - The Seven Wives Club
Another great contained Hellboy one-shot story that plays into the franchise’s strengths — deep mythos, great artwork, and fun juxtapositions of gruff Hellboy with bonkers ghost/monsters action.
Read MoreREVIEW: Miskatonic #1 is messy but might have potential
Miskatonic #1 is a period piece story about a very timely evil, but whether or not it justifies playing with those elements just yet will entirely depend on how the story progresses.
Read MoreREVIEW: Scarenthood #1 puts our reviewer in a somber mood (in a good way)
Scarenthood #1 extrapolates some of the intense feelings and fears that come along with being a parent into a horror story that feels poignant and singular.
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