Author Archives: Rob Clough
The Next Day
By its very nature, as both a work of art and a piece of inspirational literature based on the lives of four survivors of suicide attempts, The Next Day walks a fine line. Continue reading
Willie & Joe: Back Home
If Mauldin’s World War II strips were a needed corrective to the public’s glorification of war, then his post WWII work fulfilled the same function for those who thought of post-war America as some kind of euphoric utopia. Continue reading
Dungeon Monstres, Vol. 4
The Joann Sfar/Lewis Trondheim Dungeon series continues to offer a variety of pleasures for both devoted readers and those more casually interested in well-crafted fantasy stories. Continue reading
Melvin Monster: Volume 3
The third volume of John Stanley’s Melvin Monster is the last, and prints the final issues of the original series. Continue reading
Habitat #2
Dunja Jankovic’s comics are immersive to the point where the reader might feel that they are drowning. She is one of my favorites. Continue reading
Blammo #7
Van Sciver seems to be trying every approach he can think of, in an effort to see what sticks. Continue reading
