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Daniel Warren Johnson’s Transformers series is a welcome breath of fresh air that got me hooked in the way only monthly comics can.
Lately, I’ve been attempting to excavate the childhood memories of my favorite fictional franchises and Transformers simply checks every box.
Rebel Moon Part One: A Child Of Fire is disappointing and empty — a cover of Star Wars and Seven Samurai that can’t measure up to any of them.
Rafael Grampa art elevates Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham to a level befitting DC Black Label, but it lags in other respects.
Where the Body Was feels like an almost straight-up character study drama that is approachable for both comic readers and non-comic readers.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is an example of the franchise’s long history of malleable characters.
In this column I make some book recommendations, wondering why no one seems to be talking about Frank Miller’s fantastic Ronin: Book II.
In this column I intend to share some thoughts about The Killer (both book and movie) and then follow it up with a few comic recommendations.
Have you read Nameless? What a wonderfully illustrated totally nonsensical book. Who pays for this shit? Does Morrison actually write […]
The current ‘conversation’ (if we call anything on Twitter that…) is that artists do the lion’s share of the work and get the least credit when it comes to interviews, press, and the chart seen above. So ok, why is that, and what can be done to fix it?