[REVIEW] FOR FANS OF TINTIN, ARCHIVES FROM THE HERGÉ MUSEUM ARE A THING OF WONDER
Georges Remi (1907-83) — better known as Hergé — told the world little about his most famous creation. This collection remedies that.
[REVIEW] HANIF ABDURRAQIB’S LOVE LETTER TO A TRIBE CALLED QUEST IS NOT JUST FOR FANS OF HIP HOP
Hanif Abdurraqib’s obsession with A Tribe Called Quest is a love letter, critique, and history lesson all rolled into one.
[REVIEW] JOHN BACKDERF WENT TO SCHOOL WITH A SERIAL KILLER, AND HE USES A GRAPHIC NOVEL TO TELL HIS STORY
In My Friend Dahmer, Backderf shows us what it took to get to this point, and why so much of what we blamed Dahmer for could have been avoided.
[REVIEW] BABYLON TWINS IS THE FIRST IN AN AI-FILLED, POST-APOCALYPTIC TRILOGY
Babylon Twins tells the story of twin girls who have managed to (so far) survive in a world filled with AI, addiction, and no escape option.
Advanced Review: The Princess and The Fangirl
The Princess and The Fangirl Author: Ashley Poston Genre: Young Adult Publisher: Quirk Books Review by CL Vitek Fandom and celebrity collide in this
The Hard Case Crime Files: Charlesgate Confidential by Scott Von Doviak
Charlesgate Confidential is one hell of a good time and a tremendous book to start Justin’s new monthly column, Hard Case Crime Files.
Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: The Novelization SC Review
Fans of Labyrinth won’t be disappointed by Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: The Novelization. The extras alone are worth the price!
We Sold Our Souls Review
We Sold Our Souls is pulpy, slick, and entirely ridiculous. It’s exactly the kind of book where fans of horror and music collide.
Book Review: Bad Man
In Bad Man, Dathan Auerbach crafts a book more suspense that horror with southern gothic flai