Matt Kindt is a writer’s writer. I really don’t know what that means, except that I’m a writer and to speak in a voice as

I can see a potential path beginning to form: the possibility of where this may be going. Black Hammer is a psychological superhero mystery. I

When I received word Magdalena was making a print comeback, I was super excited. Being one of the first comics I had ever picked up,

The opening pages to Scott Larson’s Visitations: The Great Balloon Disaster make it abundantly clear that the mixture of history and supernatural fun in the

Doc Yeti is the kind of bizarre story that just can’t help but draw you in. It has everything: noir, action, mystery, comedy… and yetis.

The anomaly, my ship, my crew,  I suppose you’re worried about your fish, too.

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The Forever War #2 continues the comic book adaptation of the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning book by Joe Haldeman. During the course of the first

John Arcudi has been around since the ’90s, writing everything from Aquaman to Hellboy to Aliens. I’ve seen his name on comics that I’ve read,

From issue to issue, Matt Kindt’s books are a thrill to read, and Ether is no exception. We’ve been following the story of a scientist,

In the first issue of American Gods, P. Craig Russell and Scott Hampton effectively bring to life the darkness and mystery of Neil Gaiman’s brilliant

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