The rundown: This is an exploration of a very specific time in the life of an oft-sidelined character. Simon Tam takes center stage here, and
In a post-apocalyptic world, who would be best equipped for survival? When the world has turned to a barren wasteland, deadly monsters roam the countryside,
I had wanted to back this project on Kickstarter, but it got past me somehow. Fortunately, Caleb Palmquist was tabling at Rose City Comic Con,
With the final living Turtle (I still won’t say which one it is for the uninitiated.) side by side again with April and her daughter
Quick recap: While the gang was concerned with surviving being cast into the story, Arthur came face to face with possibly his most hated foe
About halfway into this series, a pivotal moment occurred, and I involuntarily cackled and proclaimed, “That’s fucking cool!” Cause it was!
After Sarah and Miss LaFleur find Arlen Quincy hiding in the walls of his own house, it becomes apparent that he faked his own death.
Every issue of Home Sick Pilots that I read blows my mind. I’m generally good at sussing out where something is going; there’s a natural
Wynd has grown from a personal story of escape from a bigoted city into a world of political intrigue and war games. Our scrappy band
This one-shot was surprisingly potent. It’s the first time Mike Mignola has written something with someone other than Christopher Golden in a short while. Chris
In 1967, Star Trek first explored the concept of parallel universes in the second season episode, “Mirror, Mirror.” In it, Captain Kirk found himself in
Tales of an apocalypse in the making have been popular in comics for a while. Whether it’s a zombie tale like The Walking Dead or
