March: Book One
The first in a trilogy, March: Book One details Congressman John Lewis’s childhood and his work in the burgeoning civil rights movement of the late 50′s and early 60′s. Continue reading
Black Eye 2
Black Eye manages to be dark but not downbeat; it’s laughing into the abyss. Continue reading
š! #14 Baltic Comics Magazine
The theme of the 14th issue of this Latvian comics anthology is Sports. Featuring an international roster of cartoonists from Latvia, Chile, Hong Kong, Sweden, and more. Continue reading
In the Days of the Mob
Not Pretty At the outset, Jack Kirby intended the only adult-oriented magazines he was ever to work on, In the Days of the Mob and its companion title Spirit World, to look much better than what DC offers in their … Continue reading
Iron Bound
Brendan Leach’s gritty crime noir set on the streets of 1961 Newark, New Jersey. Continue reading
Little Fish: A Memoir From a Different Kind of Year
Ramsey Beyer’s spirited, often warm chronicling of her real-life journey through her freshman year at college is as much driven by the familiar trappings of teenagedom as it is punk rock, against-the-grain sensibility. Continue reading
Eye Of The Majestic Creature, Vol. 2
Stein’s storytelling innovations in this book point to her becoming a truly significant and mature artist as she continues to evolve in daring ways. Continue reading
The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom and The Rocketeer: Hollywood Horror
Against The Rocketeer, and for it, too. Continue reading
