Shanghai Red has always been a revenge story from the start. Red, after having killed her captors, takes the ship she was forced to work

As we gear up for the last arc of The Wicked + The Divine, we get one more of these interesting and illuminating one-shots featuring

Holy Beyoncé, this book uses the boot of social justice to kick the pants clean off of the patriarchy, and it looks great doing it.

You don’t often see the characters’ eyes in Cold Spots by Cullen Bunn and Mark Torres, but when you do, there’s something that needs to

Just when things could not get more exciting in the world of The Ash, the Winters family and those battling for control of their drug

I’ve been a Jack Campbell (a pseudonym for John Hemry) fan for quite a while.  I discovered his Lost Fleet military space-faring novels while perusing

The ’80s were awesome: Dungeons & Dragons, government conspiracies, secret labs held by evil corporations, parallel universes, strange paranormal powers, monsters escaping into our world,

Let’s talk Bock-Darr, baby!

Sean O’Neill is back with his second Rocket Robinson adventure (Check out my review of his first volume, Rocket Robinson and the Pharaoh’s Fortune, here.),

Low-tech street kids fight for survival on the cyber-enhanced streets of Lima, Peru, in Gustaffo Vargas’ near futuristic L1MA.