This week sees the wrap up of Dark Horse Comics’ Giles mini-series (written by Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon and Concrete Park’s Erika Alexander, with the art of

In his introductory note, David Petersen describes Mouse Guard: The Black Axe as a creator’s quest, a text that challenged him to produce more detailed

I reviewed the original two issues of Joe Golem: Occult Detective – The Outer Dark when they first were released and was pleasantly surprised by

Issue #2 of Black Hammer: Age of Doom filled me with unadulterated joy. Part of that reason is that I’m starting to feel like I’m

The title, Bubba Ho-Tep, probably conjurers images of Bruce Campbell as Elvis who switches places with an Elvis-impersonator named Sebastian Haff and hits the road

This may be the second volume in a larger story, but it’s important to note that Infinite Loop: Nothing But the Truth is mostly standalone.

To say that this comic is a modern retelling of the Greek myth of Persephone doesn’t really do it justice. That’s what it is at

Issue #2 of Steve Orlando and Garry Brown’s Crude takes a sharp right turn, and it’s hard for me to say whether it’s going to

Paranoia is the main dish in Jeff Lemire (writer) and Andrea Sorrentino’s (artist) Gideon Falls, a story that weaves in and out of themes of madness,

This book is hard to describe. While the general premise (Gods return for 2 year, then die, only to be reborn again.) isn’t so tough

You don’t read I Am a Hero, the zombie epic by Kengo Hanazawa, you full on experience it. From the first book, I knew it

Wednesday is back! And, no surprise, he’s been concocting some battle plans. It’s refreshing to have his magic and superior knowledge of things back, as