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Review Round-Up: FAMILY TIES – AN ALASKAN CRIME DRAMA, a “lovingly-crafted...
Hoping to secure a future for his children, an aging Alaskan crime boss looks to retire and divide his empire amongst his three heirs. But when his idealistic son refuses the inheritance, the old man...
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Review Round-Up: ALL STAR, DOG BUTTS AND LOVE, ZOMBILLENIUM, “genuinely...
Here’s what critics have been saying about our releases: All Star by Jesse Lonergan Nominated for the 2015 YALSA Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers “I really enjoy the clean and simple...
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Zombillenium Vol. 1 Makes the Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List for Young...
Arthur de Pins’ Zombillenium, Volume 1: Gretchen has made the 2015 Maverick Graphic Novels List, by the Texas Library Association. Zombillenium is in the Grades 9-12 (high school) category among other...
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Review Round-Up: RICK GEARY’S A TREASURY OF VICTORIAN MURDER COMPENDIUM II
Collecting five (The Borden Tragedy, The Mystery of Mary Rogers, The Saga of the Bloody Benders, The Case of Madeleine Smith, The Murder of Abraham Lincoln) previously published volumes of Geary’s...
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Review Round-Up: Pascal Rabaté’s STREET VIEW
A visually incomparable treat and a brilliant homage to Hitchcock’s Rear Window, Street View is an unusual accordion book which opens in two directions, one direction providing a look at a street...
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Review Round-Up: Arthur De Pins’ ZOMBILLENIUM V. 2: HUMAN RESOURCES
It’s a return to Zombillenium, the monster amusement park run by monsters. In this volume, Human Resources, things get particularly ugly when the park’s security is breached from two sides: activists...
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Review Round-Up: BEAUTY, TWILIGHT: THE END OF DUNGEON & More!
DUNGEON: Twilight Vol. 4: High Septentrion & The End of Dungeon “As usual, Dungeon is freaking awesome. It’s a story that you can jump into in the middle of and get a gander at what’s...
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GIRL IN DIOR Reviews Arrive in Style
Annie Goetzinger’s Girl in Dior is one of the most beautiful books of the year and it’s first English translation seems to be resonating well with critics. “This is for fans of beauty and refinement,...
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Etienne Davodeau’s LULU ANEW, “Skillfully Unsentimental”
In Etienne Davodeau’s Lulu Anew, the main character Lulu goes on a journey of self-discovery, abandoning her husband and children for no other reason than getting away from the grind and being taken...
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Review Round-Up!
DUNGEON: Twilight Vol. 4: High Septentrion & The End of Dungeon “The most remarkable of this volume’s many strong points is the deft interlacing of satire with independent character and story...
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GHETTO BROTHER meets ROLLING STONE
Today, ROLLING STONE featured GHETTO BROTHER- our new graphic novel written by Julian Voloj with art by Claudia Ahlering. The graphic novel profiles Benjy Melendez, leader of the Ghetto Brothers who...
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LOUISE BROOKS: DETECTIVE Review Round-Up: “An Oddball and Delightful Book.”
Taking a break from his Treasury of Murder series, Rick Geary’s latest, Louise Brooks: Detective chronicles a fictional adventure of the actress returning to her home town of Wichita, where she...
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GHETTO BROTHER Review Round-Up: “A Comic Origin Story, One About a True...
Ghetto Brother is the true story of Benjy Melendez, son of Puerto-Rican immigrants, who founded, at the end of the 1960s, the notorious Ghetto Brothers gang. From the seemingly bombed-out ravages of...
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Review Round-Up! STREET VIEW, DUNGEON, 101 OUTSTANDING GRAPHIC NOVELS & More!
STREET VIEW Bleeding Cool has named Street View as their pick for the Eisner Award for Best Publication Design stating that, “This book, like a jellyfish, has no spine. And I think it’s such a unique...
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Review Round-Up: GIRL IN DIOR, “A Great Tale of Haute Couture and Whimsy”
In Annie Goetzinger’s GIRL IN DIOR, “The Girl in Dior is Clara, a freshly hired chronicler, fan of fashion and our guide in the busy corridors of the brand new house of Christian Dior. It’s February...
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Review Round-Up: LULU ANEW, “A Thoughtful, Ultimately Hope-Filled Tale of...
From Etienne Davodeau, author of the acclaimed The Initiates, comes Lulu Anew. “At the end of yet another unproductive job interview, Lulu, on a whim, takes off for the shore just to get away from it...
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Review Round-Up! ZOMBILLENIUM Vol. 3! DUNGEON MONSTRES V. 5!
Here’s what the critics are saying: ZOMBILLENIUM Vol. 3: Control Freaks by Arthur de Pins “Arthur de Pins has crafted another gorgeous addition to the fabulous Zombillenium series…With clever,...
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In between books
I have been a bit silent on this blog lately, and it’s because I didn’t know what to write. There’s enough going on, but that’s exactly the problem. We flew back from New York end of October, after a...
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THE WALKING WOUNDED, “jarring in it’s impact, from the precision of its...
Walking Wounded: Uncut Stories from Iraq was named one of the “5 top graphic novels and cartoon collections to read this Veterans Day”, by the Wall Street Journal which said: “From battlefront to...
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Talking Persia Blues and more on the Comics Alternative podcast
Derek Royal from the The Comics Alternative podcast conducts an insightful and lengthy interview with yours truly and artist Brent Bowman about Persia Blues vol. 2. I’ll let Derek tell you a bit about...
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