My favourite part of every book is the front matter. The forewords, the introductions, everything but the book. I like how books relate to other books, and how they form a personal constellation.
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Alan Moore and J.H. Williams III's multiple Eisner Award-winning masterpiece, Promethea, is collected in oversize, …
This middle one is my favourite of the series. The tour through hermetic kabbalah is loving and joyful.
What a hoot
A teenager in 1945 is suffocated by post- WWII nationalism. A tireless doctor in 1955 …
Met Jenna and Lonnie at TCAF 2023 and 2025. Really happy to finally have this in my hands.
These stories from THE INVISIBLES #1-12 and ABSOLUTE VERTIGO #1 introduce the latest recruit into the covert action team known …
These stories from THE INVISIBLES #1-12 and ABSOLUTE VERTIGO #1 introduce the latest recruit into …
Parts of this feel incredibly dated and trapped in the 90s. At times Morrison is just writing nonsense that he thinks sounds cool. Despite all this there are some absolutely brilliant issues in here, but it's hard to canonize The Invisibles as a whole.
Parts of this feel incredibly dated and trapped in the 90s. At times Morrison is just writing nonsense that he thinks sounds cool. Despite all this there are some absolutely brilliant issues in here, but it's hard to canonize The Invisibles as a whole.
Definitive collection from the creator and publication that inspired the underground comix movement.
Hall …
The quality of the reproduction from scans of original art is immaculate. Absolutely masterful and I'm really glad Vanguard was able to put this together.
The quality of the reproduction from scans of original art is immaculate. Absolutely masterful and I'm really glad Vanguard was able to put this together.
Kitaro the Vampire Slayer is the fifth volume in Shigeru Mizuki’s bizarre stories about a …
It's been a while since I picked one of these up. Mizuki's blend of realistic backgrounds and cartoon figures is awesome.
It's been a while since I picked one of these up. Mizuki's blend of realistic backgrounds and cartoon figures is awesome.
"I am going to sink it." "You are not!" "I am," he coldly replied. "Do …
When this book is at its best it's full of wonder and adventure and at its worst I'm reading endless taxonomies of fish.
When this book is at its best it's full of wonder and adventure and at its worst I'm reading endless taxonomies of fish.
This is in the running for one of the best comics I've ever read. It's so sweet and tender and horrifying
This is in the running for one of the best comics I've ever read. It's so sweet and tender and horrifying
Lost in the Great North, two men are saved by the appearance of an old …
My annual foray into Taniguchi. What a master.
In a sequel to their spellbinding, experimental graphic biography of Che Guevara, Hector Germán Oesterheld …
Not the ending to the Breccia Library I was hoping for but I'm so grateful we got what we did.
Not the ending to the Breccia Library I was hoping for but I'm so grateful we got what we did.
From world-saving TTC controllers to secrets hiding between the shelves at Honest Ed’s, from giant …
I'm glad this exists though unsurprisingly the results vary from story to story.
I'm glad this exists though unsurprisingly the results vary from story to story.
Snapshots. They let us capture moments of truth, fragments of time -- and that's as …
Really excellent. Great companion to Top 10.
Set against the tumultuous political backdrop of late ’60s Chicago, My Favorite Thing Is Monsters …
Every bit the masterpiece people make it out to be.
A hot time in New Orleans was the last thing she wanted. On leave from …
You're Jim Lee, and you've got money to burn. You manage to throw though cash Uncle Al's way to get him to work on a cheese cake title and he does the best he can with what he's given.
Trying to inject actual Hatian voodoo into the character was a noble idea that mostly lands flat in execution but I appreciate the effort.
There's nothing worth mentioning about the Michael Lopez's art, but at least Adam Hughes turned in some good Mucha inspired covers.
You're Jim Lee, and you've got money to burn. You manage to throw though cash Uncle Al's way to get him to work on a cheese cake title and he does the best he can with what he's given.
Trying to inject actual Hatian voodoo into the character was a noble idea that mostly lands flat in execution but I appreciate the effort.
There's nothing worth mentioning about the Michael Lopez's art, but at least Adam Hughes turned in some good Mucha inspired covers.