The world is a hectic place; there is a cacophony of good and bad things trampling over one another that makes up life. It’s understandable,

Next year will be the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing. We’ve all seen the historic moment: Neil Armstrong stepping off the ladder, taking

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This simple, rather unassuming comic explores a lot of fascinating sci-fi concepts that tend not to get a lot of attention in mainstream pop culture.

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Right off the bat, Shanghai Red #1 is not a pirate story, despite what the first few panels might have you believe. It’s something better.

I started Gideon Falls #4 worried that it would be all exposition, but about a third of the way in, it breaks your mind and

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