Read This Book: John Arcudi and Valerio Giangiordano’s ‘Two Moons’
If you’re a history buff looking for a fresh take on something old, Two Moons is the book for you.
If you’re a history buff looking for a fresh take on something old, Two Moons is the book for you.
As its first arc concludes, it’s clear that The Department of Truth is a deeply human book that looks at who we are as a society.
The first issue of Radiant Black from Kyle Higgins and Marcelo Costa is a slow burn that builds to an exciting finish
HAHA #1 from W. Maxwell Prince is a book that might just teach you to love clowns again.
Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Dee Cunniffe and John J. Hill have carefully crafted what could end up being one of the most important indie books of 2020
Commanders In Crisis is a better crossover than most of the actual crossovers put out by the big two in the last few years.
In this week’s Read This Book, Uncle Highlander has a rave review about the timely new book The Department of Truth.
This week Uncle Highlander takes a look at Undiscovered Country, one of the most interesting, ambitious, and perhaps controversial independent comics on the market right now.
In this week’s edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson doesn’t go to SDCC but does finish reading Middlewest.
That Texas Blood is ostensibly an anthology series, where multiple stories of dark drama and trauma will all be set in the same place, Ambrose County.
Mirka Andolfo’s Mercy is interesting and tense, with genuine moments of suspense and fear for characters’ wellbeing.
In addition to the wacky violence and hilarious ridiculousness of The Ludocrats, the real highlight is the amazing art from Jeff Stokely.