An emotional roller coaster from a divisive writer and a superstar artist.
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Failure to launch, or one giant leap for the B-list?
Something is rotten in Rebel Blood, and it’s rotting the animals along with the people.
You can cram a lot of living into thirty-two pages.
Let’s cut loose the stuffy grownups and have some fun.
The most shocking thing about this “controversial” book is how boring it is.
For his final Halloween horror review of the month, Sam Costello dives deep into dark, transgressive work of Josh Simmons in In a Land of Magic.
Wordless comics can be difficult, but some stories, those with particularly powerful images, like The Wolf, can overcome the need for words.
More than any other genre, horror is concerned with our messy insides. And when our insides come out, blood comes with them. But there’s another fluid, essential to life, that plays a role in some horror and, notably, the comics of Julia Gfrörer: semen. (Needless to say, this review is a bit NSFW.)
It’s an old story: children venture into the woods, or into the countryside on a trip, and encounter a group of strange, deadly people, sometimes monsters, who live there. Stark, brutal violence ensues.