“…kingdoms aren’t places, they’re ideas.And some ideas just never go the fuck away.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #57. Some spoilers below, both for this issue and earlier ones. First off, the “situation” from last issue gets resolved in the first few pages, in a way that was completely logical but I never
DC’S ANNUAL PRIDE ANTHOLOGY TO RETURN IN JUNE 2022 100+ pages of new content, an introduction from Nicole Maines, and more! YOUNG ADULT GRAPHIC NOVEL GALAXY: THE PRETTIEST STAR INTRODUCES TAYLOR, THE GALAXY CROWNEDIt takes strength to live as your true self, and one alien princess disguised as a human boy is about to test
“This is the worst thing any of you have ever faced.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order volume 2, issue #5. Big spoilers below. The art this issue was gorgeous, as always. Stuart Immonen’s lines are always crisp and dynamic, and David Curiel’s colors are vibrant and detailed, together even the simplest
“Who Mom DID trust was anyone with at least one serious vice.It’s the virtuous she told me to watch out for.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #56. I’m avoiding major spoilers in this review but I dance around the edges of several events, so if you want to avoid any and all revelations
The saga of the Tuttz cats continues! Keep reading for the official press release from Eric Nocella for The 6th Prince Book 3 – The Relic. Releasing tonight, Wednesday February 23 6pm PST in the Argonaut Resins online store! Cats, witches and Demi-Gods battle for survival and supremacy when they cross paths in this spooky
“Knowing what you know now, you’d expect this to be a story of death, darkness, overall gloomy things. You’d be mistaken. This is a story about life thriving in the darkest of places, and love blossoming where once thought impossible. It is the story of the goddess who captured my heart, and changed the state
“How dare you speak to me like that? I’m the son of a fucking lord and your father drove a bus.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order volume 2, issue #4. Big spoilers below for this issue and issue 3. First up, it hardly needs saying, but the art in this issue
“Sorry, boss.”“And don’t call me boss.”“Sorry, Alana.”“And don’t use my name in public.”“Sorry…you gigantic bag of douche?”“Better.” After three years it’s finally back! Keep reading for the review of Saga #55. Warning, minor spoilers below. When they announced Saga was coming back I was delighted and worried: I really wanted the adventure to continue, but
The trade paperback for Taarna: The Last Taarakian goes on sale January 18! Written by Stephanie Phillips (Batman, Harley Quinn), with art by Patrick Zircher (Action Comics, Suicide Squad), Al Barrionuevo (Batman, Martian Manhunter), and Christian Rosado, with colors by Jessica Kholinne and Bryan Valenza, this book collects all six issues of the Heavy Metal miniseries. The 1981