“This is what we’ve become. A people helplessly aware.” Keep reading for a review of Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul’s Clear #3, the final issue in the series. (Maybe?) Some spoilers below. I avoid the biggest plot points, but I do drop some pretty strong hints. First up, the art is excellent. It’s hard to
“…Kendra talked a lot about you. Fondly.Though meeting you now, I wonder if she wasn’t being just a wee bit overly goddamned kind.” Keep reading for a review of Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul’s Clear #2. Warning: some spoilers below: First up, let’s talk about the art. It’s Francis Manapul we’re talking about, so it’s
“So, here we are. A future that isn’t some primal scream of horror, but a billion little sighs. A fucking shrug.” When looking through the upcoming Dark Horse releases, several things about this issue caught my eye: the cover, obviously. It’s really striking, a high contrast color palette that jumps off the page, and I
I know without a doubt that this list is probably missing some amazing names: one of my favorite “problems” is that there’s way too much talent out there to see all of it in one year. Bearing that in mind, this is a list of the artists, in no particular order, that caught my eye
Just a quick word here to say look look Francis Manapul! I’ve been wanting to jump in on Justice League for a while, and not only do we have a new arc spinning up but it’s drawn by one of my favorite DC artists! I’m totally in. See below a review of this week’s Justice