If you’re a frequent reader of Fanbase Press, you might remember that I reviewed the first volume of Mob Psycho 100 a few months ago.
In The Girl in the Bay, Kathy Sartori wakes up after a traumatic experience to find that many years have passed, seemingly in the blink
The lauded sword-and-shield epic, The Last Siege, is finally collected into one blood-soaked volume. Against the backdrop of medieval warfare, writer Landry Q. Walker and
Hello, readers! No, I didn’t hit myself on the head, nor is this the product of the Mandela Effect. (Or is it?!!! Duuh! Duuh! Duuh!)
“Between the Panels” is a bi-weekly interview series focusing on comic book creators of all experience levels, seeking to examine not just what each individual
About a year ago, I reviewed the first issue of an odd, little comic called Zero Jumper about time travel, space travel, and the apocalypse.
Man-Eaters Volume 1 is a generational landmark in the comic book medium. It was not written and drawn like most comics and graphic novels. Rather,
Samurai movies are some of my favorites. Watching Kurosawa weave universal tales and Toshiro Mifune cutting down endless numbers of foes, films simply called Kill!
The following is an interview with comic book editor and writer Kwanza Osajyefo (DC Comics Digital) regarding the recent launch of his Kickstarter campaign for
The loss of Stan Lee last year hit the nerd community hard, but Captain Marvel is our reminder that his light will live on in
They pay him to kill.He lives in a world of faces without names, without futures. Two-dimensional images frozen in time. An amateur would be shaking
Taking some inspiration from the Tuskegee Airmen, Jeff Lemire takes his world of Black Hammer to World War II, as we follow a group of
