
Fundamental Comics: ‘The Killing Joke’ and a Philosophy of Madness
“Fundamental Comics,” a monthly editorial series that introduces readers to comics, graphic novels, and manga that have been impactful to the sequential art medium and
“Fundamental Comics,” a monthly editorial series that introduces readers to comics, graphic novels, and manga that have been impactful to the sequential art medium and
In 2015 I reviewed the first two issues of Monster Matador, an independent comic about a bullfighter turned monster slayer in a post-apocalyptic world which
Two of media’s biggest franchises collide in the IDW Publishing and Oni Press crossover featuring one of the most popular television shows currently on the
The post-apocalypse has never looked so fabulous. Ales Kot, Tradd Moore, and Heather Moore present The New World, a romp-ish, buckwild love story set before
Bone Parish #2: Shadows continues the story of the Winters family and their booming drug industry selling The Ash, a hot, new hallucinogenic made from
Welcome to the school of Blackwood, where possibly gifted, socially awkward 20-somethings come to find out if they have what it takes to fight against
The following is an interview with Gooney Toons regarding his all-ages comic book series, Conco and the Fudge. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra
Here at Fanbase Press, we strive to provide an outlet for up-and-coming creators to promote and showcase their incredible works. With thousands of creators utilizing
The following is an interview with Jessica Silvetti and Ethan Kogan regarding their award-winning online series, In Absentia. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra
Full disclosure: I’ve never read the Ewilan’s Quest novels by Pierre Bottero that this graphic novel is based on. In fact, I picked up The
As much as I love superheroes, my main fascination has always been with the supervillains. So, it probably goes without saying that I’m really enjoying
Science meets future-noir in the comic book series, The Resurrected, created and written by Christian Carnouche. As mentioned in my review for the first issue