Christie Shinn’s Personal Monsters: A Compendium of Monstrosities of Personality is set up like a children’s book, but it’s clear from the start that it’s
As I’ve mentioned in several reviews already, over the course of Bliss on Tap’s Future Proof, we’ve seen our time-traveling heroes kill Kennedy and save
At the beginning of I Play the Bad Guy #5, we’re introduced to two mildly comical guards named Rose and Stern—before being shown the title
We’re nearing the end of the Bullet Gal saga. After this one, there’s only one issue left. That being the case, things are really coming
In addition to the story for Trista & Holt, pay particular attention to the artwork. As I’ve discussed before, it uses creator Andrez Bergen’s signature
“Hello, my name is Frank. I have Tourette’s.” This is the nametag that Frank (Garrett M. Brown) wears constantly in the film of the same
Initially published in the ’80s in two volumes, A Sailor’s Story is the memoir of acclaimed comic artist Sam Glanzman in graphic novel form. Both
The more I read of Love Machines, the more I like it. It’s a little strange, and sometimes a bit jarring, but by the end
How do you find happiness? What do you do about regret? What would you do if you had a chance to change a single mistake
Enter the Janitor is a unique and cleverly written book about the secret, semi-Men in Black-style organization that keeps things clean, both literally and figuratively.
