Charles Soule and Ryan Browne are both some of the most unique thinkers in the world of comics. From Browne’s I Hate Astronauts to Undiscovered

This story is intense and complicated, with a lot of different threads. By the end of this hundred-page comic, it can – at times –

California, on its own, has more money and other resources than many major countries. Particularly as the rest of the country and its laws become

I wanted to review this comic because I’m fascinated by Antarctica. The frozen wasteland certainly makes a compelling backdrop for the mysteries and conspiracies that

The Identity Thief wants to be Geek-Girl and seems willing to try anything to land a blow on our titular heroine. Pit Bull intervenes temporarily,

If issue two was about putting the pieces into place, then W0rldtr33 #3 by James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco starts answering some of the

High school student Christopher Chaos is either extraordinary or insane. Maybe both—and the truth is, even he isn’t sure which. All he wants to be,

If you read the official plot synopsis for Wild’s End, and then you read the first issue, you may notice that the two have very

Well, gentle readers, the last time we were in Sunnydale 2.2(?), Drusilla and her goons had made it to the Transporium, and Willow, Xander, Giles,

Every once in a while, an interesting and unique concept comes along that provides us with a brand-new perspective. In comics, this usually stretches the

In this dramatic and action-packed last issue, all hell breaks out (literally) in the fight for survival. As Jesi and Which-Where struggle to find a

Book 1 of Once Upon a Time at the End of the World is over. “Love in the Wasteland” introduced us to Mezzy and Maceo and showed us