Where do I even begin? Recently, a few characters from the comic book world had found their way into my top two.  Out of nowhere,

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.

Despite some of the more divisive parts of the Rick and Morty franchise, their comic book offerings have always been a steady stream of laughs

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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

Issue #3 of Steve Orlando and Garry Brown’s Crude starts to find its way again after a second issue that I felt pulled us too

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I have absolutely no idea what’s going on in Black Hammer right now, but it looks like we’re about to find out! The beginning of

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