Jeff Lemire and Phil Hester bring an unsettling new twist to post-apocalypse stories with "Family Tree", the first issue is out now and excellent.
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"Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel: Hellmouth" #2 takes our heroes deep beneath Sunnydale as they try to defeat Drusilla and an army of monsters.
Deep in the South, there's a place in the Bayou where even the leviathan gators will not venture. Moving silently through the muck and the grime, they
Another month, another couple first issues, plus a big European collection roundup. In this case, the big European collection is Humanoids reissuing
In the aftermath of World War II and the Nuremberg Trials, the collective deem that justice has been served to the victims of the Holocaust and strive to
Raina Telgemeier is the Children’s Laureate of Graphic Novels. Her books are the bestselling graphic novels in America because they matter to children.
Something is wrong with Emma’s baby, Roslin. The new mother struggles with the infant who screams incessantly, comparing her beloved daughter’s piercing
No Guns Life by Tasuku Karasuma is a new twist on the hardboiled detective story – the hero has a literal GUN for a head. That’s right, Juzo Inui is a
Kousuke Oono's The Way of the Househusband is about Tatsu, a feared Yakuza who has left the life to devote himself to his new career woman wife. She works
I feel kinda bad putting new issues of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer and The Life And Death Of Toyo Harada next to a stone cold classic of French science
On Wednesday, Marvel Comics released Marvel Comics Presents #7, most notable for featuring the latest chapter of The Vigil, the serialized story in which
The future is now. With space travel advancing to the furthest reaches of the galaxy, the technology for discovery advanced faster than the infrastructure
Everyone is either in a storm currently or will be in one someday... This article is to be accompanied by this face-melting track:
I had some thoughts about two recent single issues and two recent collections. Black Hammer/Justice League #1: Of the now six Black Hammer spinoffs
Trout: The Hollowest Knock continues Giuseppe’s story with the mysterious baby he has sworn to protect, even crossing oceans to do so. Picking up from
Titan Comics is bringing the world of "Blade Runner" to stunning life with "Blade Runner:2019," with a bold new protagonist and jaw-dropping art.
"Unearth" brings body-horror to life in the pages of a new comic series, with a group of investigators trying to find the source of a gruesome disease.
Grass Kings is an American modern murder-mystery, borrowing elements of fantasy and the Old West to tell the story about three brothers and the dissident
The Jungle by Upton Sinclair is an important American novels of the early 20th Century. Does it need a graphic novel adaptation by Kristin Gehrmann?
"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" #6 continues BOOM! Studios' bold new reboot of the classic teen-horror series, and it's a pretty great read.
The Cherryton Academy is a typical school with not-so-typical students. At the particular institution, the scholars are split into two very specific
A father, in the midst of fighting against a military coup, negotiates the safety of his infant daughter, Valer, with the enemy Yakuza house. Ryuko, the
Breakneck is a graphic novel from an unpublished film outline by crime writer Duane Swierczynski, one of the best and most underrated crime writers out
"Isola" #8 brings Rook and Olwyn under the roof of a mysterious healer who has taken to Rook. Is she there to help, or is there another force at work?
The latest run of "Punks Not Dead", title "London Calling", comes to a close with Fergie and Sid facing off against an ancient evil.
Ascender #3 jumps from past to present as Mila, her father Andy, and robotic canine unit Bandit race to find a way off the planet Sampson. Andy’s life
The second issue of "Eve Stranger" from IDW Publishing finds our hero running the bulls at Pamplona, drinking too much, and getting an exciting present.
Boom! Studios fresh new take on "Angel" has not only brought the heroic vampire crashing into modern times, it's breathed new life into the character.
Clue Candlestick continues its murder mystery tale with a delightful art history lesson; that the pigments in white and green paints are poisonous.
Trout: The Hollowest Knock read like a faced-paced fever dream, where I finished the comic before I realized I was coming to the end of issue one. Sure