On one level, Canto is a retelling of The Wizard of Oz. It’s much more than that, though, and goes much deeper. It takes the

My review of the first issue of Orphans of the Impact Winter compared it to Calvin and Hobbes. While I still think it’s likely that

The description for this comic calls it psychological horror, but I feel like that gives the wrong impression of what to expect. Certainly there are

It’s been six months since we last left our heroes. They won their battle against the evil minions of the Helwing Corps. Christopher has learned

How would you cope with life in an apocalypse? Not the fighting for survival part, but the everyday life part: living and going about your

This issue is a bit more focused than the previous ones. Issues 1 and 2 each had several different plot threads that we alternated back

In 2011, acclaimed comic creator Brian Michael Bendis wrote a graphic novel called Takio about two school-age sisters who gain superpowers. A year later, he

I believe when Antarctica first came out, it was announced as a 5-issue story arc. Then, somewhere around the third or fourth issue, the news

This issue takes a bit of a detour from our regular story. Instead of Christopher Chaos and his friends, we’re given The Perfectly Monstrous Life

This comic raises an interesting question right off the bat: Does the fact that we’re reading it mean that the narrator/protagonist is, in fact, going