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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RONIN is the acclaimed epic by Frank Miller, the visionary writer/artist of THE DARK KNIGHT …
This is where his full skill is on display. This is where I an appreciate he's not just a hack writer and wonky artist. This is just brimming with energy.
The mind-stunning shocker of a damned universe.
They're outcast mutants and outlaw adventurers waging a …
Loving the sick Boris Vallejo cover. Somehow even at the third of the length of a Necroscope novel, this feels interminable.
I'll put a proper review together later but this is really special.
2022 Eisner Award Winner for Best Academic/Scholarly Work
Japanese comics, commonly known as manga, are …
Deb Aoki mentioned this on the latest Mangasplaining
In a post-human world, the Miium warrior Adam is now separated from his companions and …
People who look into this might see that it's associated with some dumb crypto/NFT game and I'm begging you to look past that. This is like the absolute best of Heavy Metal comics, just dripping with inspiration and joyful creation.
Absolutely incredible
Welcome to Elwich—an oasis of small-town perfection, where the schools overflow with cheery-eyed children, lovingly …
Absolutely worth the wait for the collected edition. This is one of the best horror comics I've ever read.
Only Harry Keogh, prisoner of the metaphysical Mobius Continuum, can stop the vampire Yulian Bodescu. …
Doing the homework given by Alan Moore and reading something terrible. Lumley has some interesting ideas and floats them in a cesspool of bad prose, misogyny and homophobia.
This book follows the structure of a “typical” career path for a software engineer, from …
It's honestly really good at what it sets out to achieve, it just also sucks my soul
Cliff Secord, a down-on-his luck pilot, is always looking for ways to make a fast …
I loved this but the edition that I read and is widely available features truly awful recolouring. It speaks to the insecurity of publishers that they think anything old needs to be "modernized" for the sake of commercial viability.
The beautiful, warm, sun soaked colours of the original are replaced with sterile, overly rendered colours that detract from Stevens' immaculate line art
His figures are incredible, his layouts are energetic. The character design is vivid. It's good pulpy fun.
The original publications aren't cheap to track down so I dunno, it's either the $200CAD artists' edition or scans ☠️ to get the best experience.
Even so, it's not like the IDW edition isn't enjoyable and it does include both arcs. Stevens left us far too soon.
Cliff Secord, a down-on-his luck pilot, is always looking for ways to make a fast …
I loved this but the edition that I read and is widely available features truly awful recolouring. It speaks to the insecurity of publishers that they think anything old needs to be "modernized" for the sake of commercial viability.
The beautiful, warm, sun soaked colours of the original are replaced with sterile, overly rendered colours that detract from Stevens' immaculate line art
His figures are incredible, his layouts are energetic. The character design is vivid. It's good pulpy fun.
The original publications aren't cheap to track down so I dunno, it's either the $200CAD artists' edition or scans ☠️ to get the best experience.
Even so, it's not like the IDW edition isn't enjoyable and it does include both arcs. Stevens left us far too soon.
Kaneda e Kei conseguem escapar da base secreta subterrânea, levando com eles um misterioso garoto …
My body is ready
800 years after a catastrophic event called the "Great Fear", Lone Sloane, a troubled space …
Just based shit hung off a threadbare Lovecraftian sci-fi plot
Chandler... Over six feet of hard-boiled private eye with a talent for trouble and an …
What a phenomenal exercise in form
A very interesting Alan Moore b-side from early in his career. You see so many themes and ideas that get explored later in his career starting here.
