Guest writer Kirin Xin (and site contributor for graphic novels reviews) takes over COMICS ANATOMY this month with a look at the craft in the standout book, Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me.
Read MoreComics Bookcase’s current nightly reading project on Twitter is THE INVISIBLES by Grant Morrison and a host of artists. This page has everything you need to follow along.
Read MoreI recently ran a successful Kickstarter campaign (my first ever) for a comic I wrote called Next Door, and every day I wrote a blog entry sharing one (hopefully useful) piece of advice.
Read MoreThis marks the halfway point for a very difficult year, but the good news is that there have still been plenty of excellent graphic novels — and here we run through some of our favorites (so far!).
Read MoreThis year during July, Comics Bookcase recruited comics journalists, critics, podcasters, and reporters to put together a list of Extra Eisner comics we’d have liked to have seen recognized.
Read MoreAdam of the @TalkingSuperman Twitter account is one of the coolest and most knowledgeable Superman fans around, and so we had him rundown some of his all-time favorite Superman comics for our site!
Read MoreAdam of the @TalkingSuperman Twitter account is one of the coolest and most knowledgeable Superman fans around, and so we had him rundown some of his all-time favorite Superman comics for our site!
Read MoreDespite the tumult and chaos, there is an absolutely stunning feat of comics happening in 2020, and it’s happening on Instagram. It’s Simon Hanselmann’s CRISIS ZONE comic…
Read MoreVault Comics is easily one of the best and fastest-rising publishers in the industry, and so we put together a reading list of the best Vault Comics titles to start with.
Read MoreThese Savage Shores was one of indie comics’ biggest recent critical hits, and for good reason — it’s amazing. If you’re like us, you’re wondering if there are other stories out there like that one.
Read MoreOur latest list is a Best Comics on ComiXology Unlimited, built specifically for folks stuck at home in quarantine but viable to anyone who wants to read some great graphic sequential storytelling digitally.
Read MoreOn this list of the Best Indie Comics of 2020 (so far!), you’ll find titles from rising publishers like BOOM! Studios, Vault Comics, and many more!
Read MoreIt may be early in the year, yet within this post we do our absolute best to run down the Best Comics of 2020 (Image Comics edition) so far. We’ll find out soon how these picks held up!
Read MoreDuring the earliest days of our coronavirus quarantine practices, we call upon folks from all throughout comics to offer reading recommendations: what emerged was this incredible list.
Read MoreWhen is Saga comic back, or when will the Saga comic return? is a question I hear all the time, what with my site having dedicated literally 55 posts to Saga…
Read MoreIt may be early in the year, yet within this post we do our absolute best to run down the Best Comics of 2020 (DC Comics edition) so far. We’ll find out soon how these picks held up!
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Now that we’re roughly a quarter of the way into 2020, we thought it’d be fun to start taking a look at the best comics of 2020 so far, starting with far and away the most prolific comics publisher — Marvel Comics. To that end, below you will find a list of the best comics of 2020 from Marvel so far, with extra attention given to whether a series is easy for new or lapsed readers to hop onto, pick-up, or just generally understand.
Read MoreBy d. emerson eddy & Zack Quaintance — So, we recently read Hellboy. All of it. Every single issue within the Mignola-verse, as it were, including Hellboy (obviously), the many (many) B.P.R.D comics, and all the auxiliary books that really flesh out the main continuity, including Abe Sapien, Witchfinder, Lobster Johnson, Crimson Lotus, Koschei the Deathless, Rasputin, and The Visitor (and maybe more that I’m forgetting, too). You can follow our escapades with all of this on Twitter, although the best resource is easily this page.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — In any given week, I usually try to check out about 30 comics before I write this piece, give or take a few. This week, however, is somewhat of a monster. The reason is that Christmas is on a Tuesday this year, which makes that Wednesday a less than ideal day to put new comics into the world. So, many publishers have an outsized set of releases this week, especially the Big 2, Marvel and DC.
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