INDIE VIEW: ‘British Ice’ is part historical mystery, part indictment of colonialism
British Ice
By Owen D. Pomery
Top Shelf Productions
There’s a moment half-way through British Ice, Owen D. Pomery’s story about anger in a fictional British Overseas Territory, when Harrison Fleet, the new commissioner of Reliance Island...
INTERVIEW: Hannah Templer dreamcasts COSMOKNIGHTS & reflects on the story’s eclectic sources of inspiration
Rebellious space lesbians take the stage!
Queerness in Comics: GIRL TOWN
The beautiful stories of “Girl Town” linger long after the cover has been closed.
MINT CONDITION: From Hell (1989)
A Jack the Ripper tale from Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell
Takei’s THEY CALLED US ENEMY is a New York Times Bestseller
The memoir is now #2 on the NYT best seller list.
INTERVIEW: James Albon’s fictional Iron Curtain contains ‘A Shining Beacon’
John Seven interviews James Albon about his new graphic novel 'A Shining Beacon'
INDIE VIEW: ‘A Shining Beacon’ offers insightful political clarity wrapped in the warmth of...
John Seven reviews 'A Shining Beacon' by James Albon
A Year of Free Comics: Hannah Templer’s COSMOKNIGHTS Is All About Rebellious Space Lesbians
This webcomic updates Tuesdays and Fridays.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Belzebubs’ and ‘Man-Eaters’ offer satirical takes on dark subjects
John Seven reviews 'Belzebubs' and 'Man-Eaters'
Preview: Red Panda & Moon Bear – Cuban-American cartoonist Jarod Roselló’s Graphic Novel About Two...
Supernatural menaces in a working-class neighborhood
Review: Julian Hanshaw’s ‘Cloud Hotel’ keeps things mysterious
In his previous graphic novel Tim Ginger, Julian Hanshaw touched up on UFOs in context of their place in popular conspiracy culture, mysterious but unlikely. In Cloud Hotel, Hanshaw does the exact opposite —...
Weekend Digital Comics Sales Round Up – Alan Moore, Garth Ennis and The Punisher
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The Boys and the Bojefferies Saga, among other things
