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The final issue of the first arc, this extra-long issue of Mirror brings the story to a satisfying conclusion, although […]
When reading I.D. the story didn’t feel completely original. Mostly because the idea of implanting your mind and personality into […]
We continue with collecting one of our most popular and critically acclaimed series, Irredeemable, into oversized, deluxe hardcovers. This volume […]
Since its first issue, Mirror has examined the human desire to change, to mold, to experiment, and what happens when […]
Emma Ríos (Mirror, Island) is releasing her dystopian tale I.D. in trade paperback this June. The story analyzes the conflict […]