A compelling police-centric crime thriller. It’s a simple mystery, turning heavily on psychology and interpersonal understanding, which is a nice... View Article
It’s exciting to see the excellent Machado working in comics. It’s also intimidating how good she is in just her... View Article
A book apparently produced in conjunction with The Louvre. A tale of the power of dreams, a hapless father, romance,... View Article
A good book about the 1980s Lakers dynasty that suffers due to its reading proximity with the Bob Cousy book.... View Article
Nominally a book about ‘50s Celtics leader Bob Cousy—and revelatory on that front, showing him as basketball’s first transformational star—but... View Article
Multi-time Split Lip artist T.J. Kirsch turns his pen to writing (he provides some art, too) with this punchy biography... View Article
Either Akira vol. 3 or Miracleman #15 contains the most viscerally affecting depiction of the destruction of a city. Miracelman... View Article
When was the last time body horror in a comic actually made you physically uncomfortable? I can’t remember the last... View Article
Superhero comics are, in almost all cases, children’s stories and they usually read like it. Every now and then, a... View Article
I think I love everything about Pelecanos’ Derek Strange novels except the endings. Pelecanos’ characters are so deep, his settings... View Article