[REVIEW] JOHN PORCELLINO’S CLASSIC WORK IS MORE SUITED TO OUR TIME THAN EVER BEFORE
With King-Cat Classix, Map of My Heart, and Perfect Example, John Porcellino’s classic work is re-introduced to a new generation.
[REVIEW] FROM FRENCH ARTIST CLAIRE FAUVEL, A GRAPHIC BIOGRAPHY OF INDIA’S MOST FAMOUS DACOIT
The life and times of Phoolan Devi, India’s most famous female dacoit, is brought to life by French illustrator Claire Fauvel.
[REVIEW] GHOSTBUSTERS: YEAR ONE #1
This mini acts as a both a direct sequel and prequel to the 1984 film. Expect plenty of human sacrifices, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria, etc.
[REVIEW] HOW DOES A GRAPHIC NOVELIST MAKE MARCEL PROUST RELEVANT AGAIN?
Stéphane Heuet manages to nudge more readers towards the ever-daunting classic by French writer Marcel Proust: In Search of Lost Time.
[REVIEW] THE LEGENDARY LYNDA BARRY INSPIRES A NEW GENERATION OF ARTISTS WITH ‘MAKING COMICS’
The legendary Lynda Barry is set to inspire a new generation of artists with her latest informative, witty teaching tool, Making Comics.
[REVIEW] GOING TO THE CHAPEL #2
Going to the Chapel #2 is basically a drama-fueled heist featuring dumpster-fire humans all wrapped up in wedding puns — it’s great!
[REVIEW] MARÍA HESSE USES OTHERWORLDLY ILLUSTRATIONS TO MAKE SENSE OF THE LIFE OF DAVID BOWIE
The life and times of David Bowie are brought vividly to life by an illustrator who takes his iconic alter egos and makes them her own.
[REVIEW] THE BAT RETURNS TO HIS CITY IN BATMAN #80
The Dark Knight returns to Gotham after Bane and his dead father tried to kill him. Yeah, it’s been a wild ride and it gets even wilder in Batman #80.
[REVIEW] A GRAPHIC NOVEL LETS US IN ON THE SECRET LIVES OF FRENCH WOMEN DURING WWII
A book that focuses on French women left behind after Hitler’s fall from grace shows us that there are still gaps in history that need to be filled.