Secret Identity Is A Wonderfully Tense Comics Thriller
Bobby reviews Alex Segura’s novel set in the world of the comic book industry, ‘Secret Identity.’
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Chinatown Detective Agency: The Game the Genre Needs
Gang, I think we have a mystery on our hands!
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In the Flood Pushes the Boundaries of Comics
Can we truly hang onto the memories of loved ones? That’s the defining question behind Ray Fawkes, Lee Loughridge, and Thomas Mauer’s In the Flood. Through its abstract, emotional story, the team explores the lengths and damages many go through to preserve those who are lost. In The Flood switches between three narratives: Mike, a…
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Uncover Secrets in Kit Frick’s ‘Very Bad People’
Lainey reviews Kit Frick’s newest Young Adult novel, “Very Bad People.”
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West of Sundown #1 is a Nuanced Vampire Western
Cover your neck, grab your best clove of garlic, and read the new West of Sundown #1.
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Batman Beyond: Neo-Year Finally Brings Cyberpunk to Gotham
Find out why Batman Beyond: New-Year #1 and the return of Terry McGinnis is a must read in our review.
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Star Wars: Queen’s Hope is a Love Letter to Padmé Amidala
Check out our review of E.K. Johnston’s latest book, Star Wars: Queen’s Hope, and find out why this is a must read.
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X-Men Red #1 Finds Storm Taking Center Stage
“Who will heal this broken land?”
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Marauders #1 Lays in a Fresh, Exciting New Course
Marauders returns with a new #1 and a new creative team sailing the ship.
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land: A Cute Game for All Players
Dystopian worlds can be cute too if Kirby is there.
