Couch Tag
There has always been something subterranean about Jesse Reklaw’s comics, and in Couch Tag, his first proper graphic novel and the story of his childhood told in five different ways, the fitful-sleep feeling of his work has found its perfect medium. Continue reading
Incidents in the Night
Like all of David B.’s work, Incidents is rich, complex, funny, dark—and very difficult to describe. Continue reading
The Adventures of Jodelle
Jodelle is anomalous, weird, sexy, and perversely beautiful. Continue reading
Real Good Stuff #1-2
Dennis Eichhorn made his name in the early ’90s with his two-fisted autobio series, Real Stuff. He seemed to be a sort of mirror image to Harvey Pekar, as both men were writers who employed a number of alt-cartoonists to … Continue reading
CO-MIX
A dense, vibrating, genre-destroying and rebuilding cross-hatching of passionate comics-making and calibrated risk-taking. Continue reading
Ray and Joe: The Story of a Man and His Dead Friend
Charles Rodrigues and “sick” humor. Continue reading
Woman Rebel: The Margaret Sanger Story
Can the creator of Goon on the Moon handle a biography of one of the most important women of the 20th century? Duh. Continue reading
Treasury of Mini Comics Volume 1
Michael Dowers has taken it upon himself to capture and archive some of these rarities for posterity, before they are forever lost to the ravages of time. Continue reading
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