Read This Book: Crossover Is A Love Letter To Comic Book History
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
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
Uncle Highlander takes a deep dive into Three Jokers, one of the most anticipated and controversial books of 2020.
Brett Parson is a fantastic artist, with clean lines and an almost animated style that really fits the goofy stories and zany mayhem of King Tank Girl.
Commanders In Crisis is a better crossover than most of the actual crossovers put out by the big two in the last few years.
With Ahoy Comics’ Penultiman, Tom Peyer once again shows why he is one of Uncle Highlander’s favorite comic authors.
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 has two books for you to read – Image Comics’ Stillwater and Heavy from Vault Comics.
Adapted by Ryan North and Albert Monteys for Boom! Studios, Slaughterhouse-Five is a wonderful homage to the late, great Kurt Vonnegut.
This week in Read This Book, Uncle Highlander looks back at the excellent Ghosted in L.A., a comic “that is perfect for anyone who likes well-written books about interesting characters.”
In an exclusive interview, Uncle Highlander talks to writer Anthony Cleveland about his new UFO-inspired series, Stargazer.
Uncle Highlander says that Voyage to the Stars is a great book for fans of the podcast, but might be hard to penetrate for readers unfamiliar with its backstory.
Witness the master world-builder Tom Taylor in his new series, Seven Secrets.