Cerebus, Vol. 15: Latter Days
November 29, 2008 3:17 amby Dave Sim and Gerhard Fascinating in that it touches on something comics rarely does: personal religious conversion/revelation. However, in... View Article
by Dave Sim and Gerhard Fascinating in that it touches on something comics rarely does: personal religious conversion/revelation. However, in... View Article
By Brian K. Vaughn and Tony Harris The ongoing exploits of Mitchell Hundred, the ex-superhero mayor of New York. This... View Article
A book about the many fascinating uses of human cadavers. Packed so full of interesting scientific and historical trivia that... View Article
by Dave Sim & Gerhard Heading towards the end of the 6,000-page graphic novel. Another triumph of draftsmanship, character, and... View Article
A manga about the mysterious, legendary life of blues musician Robert Johnson. Creepy in places, but not enough happens in... View Article
I’m rarely jealous of a book. Admiring, yes; jealous, no. I’m jealous of this one. It not only breaks ground... View Article
Jackson’s book on the 2004 Lakers, the team he thought would be his last (he’s back now). An interesting take... View Article
Didion’s memoir about the year her husband died and her daughter almost did. I found her lifestyle a little irritating,... View Article
Winding towards the end of this saga about crime, ethics, the horrors of the Cold War, sociopathology, and character. This... View Article
by Brian Wood, Riccardo Burchielli, Daniel Zezelj, and Nathan Fox A series of stories focusing on supporting characters. Normally the... View Article