If you are just joining the series, I would recommend that you start with Issue #1, as the story will make more sense; however, if

The Troop: Volume 1 generates more than a simple plot through a five-issue run. Writer Noel Clarke crafts misfit heroes who find themselves surrounded by

A complex storyline mixed with ancient beings, thrilling sequences, and characters driving themselves to uphold some semblance of a moral code provide a legacy created

This series continues to get more and more interesting. With the latest installment of the eight-part series, this book took a major turn as our

The longstanding story of Hideyuki Kikuchi’s Vampire Hunter D enters beautifully into the comic book world. The anime-like illustrations by Michael Broussard make the reader

Black Hammer #5 has the wandering poeticism of Alan Moore’s early work on Swamp Thing. The great thing about Jeff Lemire’s creation is that with

I love Matt Kindt. I read his newest comic, Ether #1, with a huge smile on my face. I entered the first page having no

In Issue #3 of Lady Killer 2, Joëlle Jones nails the idea that evil comes with a smile on its face.

As I’ve read and reviewed the Lumberjanes / Gotham Academy crossover event, I’ve extolled many aspects of this collision of two worlds that have seemed

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Brian Haberlin’s telling a story I’ve been looking for for years: science fiction full of exploration and discovery, grounded in a clear interest in real(ish)