[RETRO REVIEW] THE NOT FORGOTTEN ANTHOLOGY
The Not Forgotten Anthology brings back some of those forgotten pulp heroes and gives them a fresh look for the modern day.
[REVIEW] MARIANNE BOUCHER ESCAPED A CULT AND CREATED A GRAPHIC MEMOIR DOCUMENTING HER EXPERIENCE
Talking to Strangers is eye-opening not because the writing is particularly powerful or the art ground-breaking, but because it reveals just how mundane a cult can be until the moment one realizes that it is anything but.
[REVIEW] BERING STRAIT
Similar to ERIC, BERING STRAIT meditates on the relationship between dream-like perception, reality, and the journey to self-discovery.
[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] THERE’S A STARMAN WAITING IN ‘BOWIE: STARDUST, RAYGUNS & MOONAGE DAYDREAMS’
Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams from Insight Comics is a triumph for David Bowie fans and music history lovers everywhere.
[REVIEW] ‘BUYAN’ BRINGS SLAVIC MYTH TO LIFE
Buyan: The Isle of the Dead is a beautiful book based on Slavic ballads. Highly recommended if you are looking for fresh tales of mythology.
[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.
[EDITORIAL] HOW GARETH HINDS USES GRAPHIC NOVELS TO BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO THE CLASSICS
Here’s how Gareth Hinds makes classics like The Iliad, The Odyssey, and the work of Shakespeare accessible to new generations of readers.
[KICKSTARTER SPOTLIGHT] SIEGFRIED: DRAGON SLAYER
Siegfried: Dragon Slayer is not just an adaptation of the original Norse saga; it’s a graphic novel re-invention of the source material.