The morally challenging adventures of John Lincoln continue in Dream Thief: Escape, the second volume of writer Jai Nitz and artist Greg Smallwood’s spectacular series
Kingdom of the Wicked is a riveting, bizarre nightmare-dream of decimated nostalgia and destroyed memories. Written by Ian Edginton and magnificently illustrated and colored by
Outrageous and incredible are just two excitable adjectives out of the vast armament of exclamatory words I could use to describe Tom Scioli and John
The adventures of Brain Boy continue, and they are as weird as ever. For those of you just joining us, Brain Boy is the unwelcome
The Midas Flesh caught me off guard, but in the best of ways. I knew writer and creator Ryan North’s story involved dinosaurs in outer
Circumstances always seem to get worse before they get better, and in Amelia Cole and the Enemy Unleashed, it looks like better may be a
I first came across Gabriel Hardman when I reviewed the Dark Horse one-shot Station to Station, drawn by Hardman and co-written with his wife and
Creators Sina Grace and Daniel Freedman are back, and they’re taking you on a non-stop bruise cruise into a neo-future with old friends, new alliances,
Station 16 is a taut, creepy, and inventive slow burn of a graphic novel. It starts off simple, almost mundane, then everything gets turned upside
Eduardo Risso may be the artist of Red Moon, but this is no 100 Bullets. Both writer Carlos Trillo and Risso are from Argentina and
