After I arranged to review this book, the publisher sent me a physical copy of the second installment of Gengoroh Tagame’s My Brother’s Husband. This
“In the eyes of true horror aficionados… Japan is considered one of the most haunted places on Earth.” ~ Joel Rose, Hungry Ghosts
Navy veteran and award-winning Golden Age comic book artist Sam Glanzman brought the battles of World War II into the hands of readers. His powerful
In Issue #6 of Monster Matador, Ramon learned of a chupacabra threatening the town of his new-found compatriots. In Issue #7, armed with his sword,
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.
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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
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The ’80s were awesome: Dungeons & Dragons, government conspiracies, secret labs held by evil corporations, parallel universes, strange paranormal powers, monsters escaping into our world,
