Podcasts, Dungeons & Dragons ,and comics are three of my favorite things in the world. With the release of the first The Adventure Zone graphic
Christopher Sebela has modernized the “on the lam” genre with Crowded, the latest book by Image Comics. In a world where technology has completely blanketed
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It looks like the “Mothering Invention” arc is coming to a close, and with it comes revelations, drama, and the promise of more of both.
Both Dark Horse Comics and Brian Wood have proved themselves worthy caretakers of the Alien franchise, so one can imagine that more than a few
It’s easy for me to read 350 pages of a Hellboy comic in one sitting, because the world is so damned enjoyable and diverse. You
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Shadow Roads, the extension of Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt’s The Sixth Gun world, is a mixture of old Western tropes mixed with ghosts, demons,
One of the great things about Rat Queens is its world building. I don’ know if you’ve noticed, but world building can be some of
After reading VS, I can make a really strong case that it is an allegory for the pitfalls of social media; however, you might read
Junior Braves of the Apocalypse is every doomsday prepper’s fantasy come to glorious, undead life. Volume 1 collects the first six zombie-filled issues of the
The second issue of Rob Guillory’s Farmhand deepens the mystery that the first issue laid, while establishing new characters, new relationships, and new hints of
