Today we have a review of Out of Body #1, the new series from writer Peter Milligan and artist Inaki Miranda that has to do with murder mysteries, astral projections, and a demon who might be Dorian Gray.
Read MoreThe Nice House on the Lake #1 does everything well, from the substance of its info pages to the stylishness of its character to the relatability within its wild premise. Don’t miss this book.
Read MoreMade in Korea #1 — the new Image Comics series from Jeremy Holt and George Schall — is a fascinating exploration of parenthood, artificial intelligence, and the future of humanity.
Read MoreToday we award The Blue Flame #1 — from writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Adam Gorham — with our first perfect 10 score of 2021. Check out this review to learn more about this breakout book!
Read MoreThe first thought I had when I cracked open I Breathed A Body #5 (the finale to this series from Zac Thompson and Andy MacDonald) was, holy cow this has been a trip.
Read MoreBlack Star — as the promotional material reveals — is a comic born of a repurposed screenplay from writer Eric Anthony Glover, illustrated here by Areille Jovellanos.
Read MoreIf you appreciate excellent comics artwork, Immortal Hulk - Time of Monsters #1 is a must-buy book. The main story features the singular and striking work of Juan Ferreyra , while the backup is by all-time great, Kevin Nowlan.
Read MoreIn spite of its excellent creative team, Fantastic Four - Life Story #1 leaves me wishing I’d just re-read early FF comics. I also found myself wanting Russell and Isaazke to do a different Fantastic Four comic.
Read MoreMoney might make the world go round, but Darryl Cunningham’s new book Billionaires provides a peek beneath the surface of the idiom, illustrating how if we aren’t careful, it might spin out of control.
Read MoreToday we take a look at whether Hank Howard, Pizza Detective in Caligula’s Safe from Bad Idea is worth running out to grab today, the only time it will be available for sale.
Read MoreWith too much corporate jargon and not enough entertainment, X-Corp #1 struggles to satisfy, which is perhaps a symptom of the X-Men comics as a whole losing momentum.
Read MoreIn this week’s review of Future State - Gotham #1, we take in a very different sort of DC Comics comic, and we come away excited what this might mean for future experimentation.
Read MoreEden — which is out this week from AfterShock Comics — is personally my favorite thing that Cullen Bunn has ever written, a sweet and surprisingly moving horror story.
Read MoreAn average story with beautiful artwork. Garth Ennis as a name will draw you in while Sudzuka and Meva are likely to entice you to stay a while with their art.
Read MoreThe Good Asian #1 — which is out this week from Image Comics — is a phenomenal addition to the world of crime comics, a necessary and daring creation.
Read MorePoison Flowers & Pandemonium is not just a beautiful final testament to the joy, weirdness, and humor found in Richard Sala's work, but a tribute to many of the elements that inspired him.
Read MoreMonsters by Barry Windsor-Smith is 35-plus years in the works, a massive pen-and-ink graphic novel that takes an intense look at the lives of individuals dominated by the pull of global conflicts.
Read MoreYoung Shadow, with its interesting visual choices mingling with poignant social consciousness applied to old tropes, is a book that feels like the next evolution for YA comics about crimefighting vigilantes.
Read MoreThe Marvels #1 from writer Kurt Busiek and artist Yildiray Cinar has sprawling and ambitious goals, seeking to touch on many different corners of the Marvel Universe throughout time, but does it feel a bit dated?
Read MoreToday’s new graphic novel review looks at Heaven No Hell by Michael DeForge, a gorgeous 228-page hardcover book brimming with short-form works tackling questions around how it feels to exist.
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