Things did not end well for our hero in the previous volume. After being betrayed by one person he cares about and losing another, Jim
In each issue of Future Proof, things get just a little more complex and a little more twisted. As we learned in the first issues,
Editor and creator Paul R. Michaels’ comic, The Rise of Red Moon, follows Jane Armstrong, a court stenographer who suffers from intense nightmares about a
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
January is Buffy Summer’s birthday month, and, boy, did Dark Horse Comics have a gift for fans this year when it comes to the latest
What really separates us? In Animals, Eric Grissom spins two tales where animals we typically consider as food are the ones that rule the world,
Silver starts off like a fairly standard heist story. It’s 1931 and James Finnegan, world-renowned thief, is stealing a collection of silver from the midst
Here we go. Another graphic novel. This one is something – I remain conflicted as I put finger tips to keyboard. I’ll give it a
The truth is out there. Chris Carter’s two late ’90s series combine in this tribute to the weirdness of the occult by Joe Harris. A
Damn. This is heavy. Okay, to sum up the series, think Planet of the Apes that has the monkeys in our history’s late ’60s/early ’70s,
I have no idea what’s going on here. That’s kind of cool. So, the world of God Hates Astronauts . . . I feel the
What if the end of the world weren’t cast in somber tones . . . gritty greys and blacks, filled with dust and mud? What
