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Flannery O’Connor: The Cartoons
Mary Flannery O’Connor was born in Savannah, Georgia, on March 25, 1925. She grew up there and in Milledgeville, a farming town of 6000, a shy, socially awkward, devout Catholic — of a self-described “thirteenth century” persuasion — in thick … Continue reading
Leo Geo and His Miraculous Journey Through the Center of the Earth
In his first book, Chad takes the blank-faced titular hero and puts him through a series of clever formal traps. Continue reading
The Walking Dead #100
Despite its problems, The Walking Dead remains one of the most compelling monthly genre comics on the stands. Continue reading
Fatima: The Blood Spinners #1
Some comics are created to tell a story, others to solve a problem, others to scratch an itch. Continue reading
The House That Groaned
This comic is as much a story of body horror as it is a slice-of-life comedy; it’s an uneasy mix that Fransman springs on an unsuspecting reader with great glee and skill. Continue reading
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 2009
The promise inherent in all Moore’s work is also its peril. The meticulous, ostentatious authored-ness of his writing invites you do dig in and decipher, since there’s so obviously something to be dug into and deciphered. But only up to a point. Continue reading
Nelson
The sheer scope and ambition of this project seems maddening: 54 different artists collaborate on a single story–the story of a single character over the course of her life. Continue reading
Interiorae
Using a mystical cartoon white rabbit as a sort of spirit-slash-tour guide — half Virgil, half Harvey — Interiorae depicts the discrete, discreet lives of various residents in an apartment building. Continue reading
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