A classic noir novel of lust and murder. Amusing how the crime committed by the main characters – and how... View Article
I set out at the beginning of 2008 to see if I could do something I’d never specifically tried to... View Article
Further proof of my philistinism: this was written by a Nobel prize winner, I hated it. It read like a... View Article
A second tome by Larson intertwining Victorian murder and scientific/cultural developments. Not as engaging as The Devil in the White City, due to the subjects...
Continuing Rick Geary’s series on history’s greatest crimes and murders. These are classics for anyone who enjoys historical true crime... View Article
Edited by Paul Karasik A collection of comics from obscure titles of the 30s and 40s. Among the most bizarre... View Article
Based on the true story about teenagers who murdered a friend in working-class Philadelphia in 2003. A remarkable debut ?... View Article
Connected short stories following one character through 12 years of her life, with issue covering her life in a different... View Article
This one caught me a little off-guard or I would have mentioned it sooner, but, as of Wednesday, Dec. 17,... View Article
Eisner has a claim on the title “the father of the graphic novel? thanks to books like this, which examines... View Article