Our Graphic Novel of the Month for December is the first in a series of comics based on the hit streaming series. Continue reading Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins–Jester Lavorre – December Graphic Novel of The Month
Our Graphic Novel of the Month for October for November is the latest comic from Hip Hop Family Tree creator Ed Piskor. Continue reading Red Room: The Antisocial Network – November Graphic Novel of the Month
Paul Cornell and Emma Vieceli present a new take on Frankenstein. Continue reading The Modern Frankenstein review – a paranormal romance interpretation of a classic horror story.
Our Graphic Novel of the Month for October delves into an untold adventure from Hellboy’s youth. Continue reading Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land – October Graphic Novel of the Month
The stellar team Molly Naylor and Lizzy Stewart bring us a graphic novel retelling of Naylor’s amazing theatre work about loss, legacy and the logistics of modern life. Continue reading LIGHTS! PLANETS! PEOPLE! Review – An Intergalactic Look Into Anxiety
The iconic Overwatch character gets her own series. Continue reading Overwatch: Tracer – London Calling review – spinoff series starring series favourite.
Darryl Cunningham is pulling back curtains wherever he goes; from billionaires, to scientists, to economic crashes, he’s unveiling them all in his signature style. In Putin’s Russia: Rise of a Dictator, he draws back the ultimate red curtain… the Russian … Continue reading Putin’s Russia by Darryl Cunningham – September Book of the Month
There might never be a book that will truly capture the bizarre experience of a pandemic. But if any book has gotten close, its Crisis Zone. Continue reading Crisis Zone Review – Megg, Mogg & Owl take on Covid-19!
Our Graphic Novel of the Month for August is this wrestling magazine tribute to the women wrestlers of Love and Rockets. Continue reading Queen of the Ring: Wrestling Drawings by Jaime Hernandez 1980–2020 – August Graphic Novel of the Month
A new sci-fi graphic novel from one of Italy’s best comic talents. Continue reading Celestia review – a new sci-fi epic from Manuele Fior
