Laroche’s tale casts human politics against the overwhelming crush of an alien invasion.
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Cemetery Beach #6 // Review
While Mike and Grace’s journey is rapidly heading towards its end their fate is still a mystery. Will they be able to fulfill Mike’s mission or will they die at the hands of President Barrow?
Vindication #1 // Review
A moody gaze into the nature of crime in America.
Self/Made #3 // Review
Self/Made is beginning to reveal what might make it special.
Man-Eaters #5 // Review
Chelsea Cain continues to explore a witty and deeply layered contemporary horror.
Exorsisters #4 // Review
A clever paranormal sitcom with wit and genuinely funny dialogue.
Oliver #1 // Review
As strange a mash-up as Whitta’s Oliver is, there’s real potential here for deep social commentary.
Die #2 // Review
What if the games you played as a child came back to haunt you?
Middlewest #3 // Review
This is a coming-of-age magical fairy tale, but it’s going to be a very ethically complicated one.
The Warning #3 // Review
…an idiosyncratically artistic addition to the alien invasion sub-genre that draws together various established elements of military-based sci-fi.
Isola #6 // Review
Fletcher balances the issue half in dream and half in danger.
Cemetery Beach #5 // Review
Trying to escape Drum is a dangerous endeavor- especially when the President’s right hand man is hunting you as well.
Blackbird #4 // Review
Nina’s story reaches a major turning point when she embraces her mother, Gloria.
Gunning For Hits #1 // Review
Martin Mills is a music industry A&R guy. Like any other good A&R guy, he knows how to make deals with rising talent. Unlike any other good A&R guy, he’s kind of a sociopath.
Auntie Agatha’s Home for Wayward Rabbits #3 // Review
It’s a sitcomic book and wouldn’t feel quite right in any other format.
The Wicked + The Divine #40 // Review
Sometimes sacrifices have to be made, but can Baal go through with this one?
Cemetery Beach #4 // Review
Mike Blackburn and Grace Moody can’t catch a break. They can’t hide but they can try to run for their lives. Cemetery Beach #4 continues with nonstop action and mystery written by Warren Ellis, art by Jason Howard, and lettering by Fonografiks.
Die #1 // Review
What if you went to a magical world and things went really, really horribly?
The Weatherman #6 // Review
Theshocking conclusion of the first chapter of JODY LEHEUP and NATHAN FOX's riveting sci-fi thriller THE WEATHERMAN.
East Of West #40 // Review
Death battles the Horsemen’s forces and Babylon makes a choice that could bring the end closer.