[REVIEW] MAGGIE LEARNS TO SLAY HER DRAGON IN ‘JUST ROLL WITH IT’
‘Just Roll With It’ tells the story of Maggie: a sixth grader with OCD and anxiety who learns how to slay her dragon.
[REVIEW] ‘GOOD NIGHT, HEM’ IS A TREAT FOR AMERICAN LIT SCHOLARS
Good Night, Hem offers three interconnecting stories about Ernest Hemingway, in the form of a dog-like creature.
[REVIEW] DARE TO ENTER THE FOREST IN ‘THE LAST WITCH #1’
The Last Witch #1 begins its story on Imbolc day, a traditional Irish festival celebrating the beginning of spring. It’s also the day when the Cailleach, an evil witch only heard of in stories, roams the forest in search of children foolish enough to enter her realm.
[REVIEW] LOVE CANNOT DIE IN ‘NECROMANTIC’
Nothing says “love story” like putting down demonic armies of the undead with your beloved. They really put the romantic in Necromantic.
[REVIEW] SOPHIE YANOW ADDRESSES SOME BIG QUESTIONS IN ‘THE CONTRADICTIONS’
Sophie Yanow’s first full-length graphic novel The Contradictions focuses on the questions more young people have been asking lately.
[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] ‘VIRTUALLY YOURS’ IS THE PERFECT 2020 ROM-COM
Not interested in online dating? What about online non-dating? ‘Virtually Yours’ is a story all about the connections we make both IRL and AFRL.
[REVIEW] THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN RETURNS IN ‘HEADLESS’
Fans of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and those fascinated with historic events in America like the Salem Witch Trials are sure to enjoy Headless.
[OPINION] ALEX ROBINSON IS THE SLICE OF LIFE WE NEED DURING THESE STRANGE TIMES
If you’re looking for an outlet to remedy those self-isolation blues, then look no further than the works of Alex Robinson.