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.
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Read This Book: ‘The Department of Truth’ Ends Its First Arc With A Bang
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.
Read This Book: ‘Radiant Black’ Offers A New Spin On Classic Heroics
The first issue of Radiant Black from Kyle Higgins and Marcelo Costa is a slow burn that builds to an exciting finish
Read This Book: ‘HAHA’ Will Teach You To Love Clowns Again
HAHA #1 from W. Maxwell Prince is a book that might just teach you to love clowns again.
Read This Book: Six Comic Books To Look Forward To In 2021
Read This Book is saying so long to 2020 and looking ahead to 2021 with six upcoming comic book series.
Holiday Gift Guide 2020 Presents Read This Book: Great Indie Trades
In this Holiday Gift Guide edition of Read This Book, get recommendations for titles from Image, BOOM!, Dark Horse, Vault and Aftershock Comics.
Read This Book: Commanders In Crisis Is A Masterclass In Crossovers
Commanders In Crisis is a better crossover than most of the actual crossovers put out by the big two in the last few years.
Read This book: The Department of Truth Is The Only Conspiracy Theory We Need Right Now.
In this week’s Read This Book, Uncle Highlander has a rave review about the timely new book The Department of Truth.
Heroes & Villain: The Department of Truth #1, Madame Satan #1
This week in Heroes & Villains E.A. Henson explores The Department of Truth and meets up with Madame Satan.
Read This Book: The Existential Horror Of ‘Stillwater’ And The Murderous Fun Of ‘Heavy’
This week, Uncle Highlander has two books for you to read – Image Comics’ Stillwater and Heavy from Vault Comics.
Read This Book: A Look At The First Arc Of Synder & Soule’s Undiscovered Country
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.
Heroes & Villains On The End Of Young and Corona’s Middlewest
In this week’s edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson doesn’t go to SDCC but does finish reading Middlewest.