Missing. Presumed having a good time.
Patrick Horvath
If Samantha Strong was the underdog of the first book, in Rites of Spring she’s the disease that has lain dormant in this town for years but is now itching to break confinement.
iman vellani
This is a young woman who, as seen through the art and the writing, exudes a coolness— she’s trying to be the niece that a long-lost uncle in L.A. would want.
Paul Chadwick
… this feels more like what the experience of waking up in an alien body would be— the confusion, disorientation, and fear…
henry flint
These comics kick you, stab you with a rusty blade, and then try to gouge your eyes out. And you love every second of it.
Steve Lieber
Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber don’t portray these guys as villains. If anything, these criminals are working-class stiffs, maybe one step up from being a henchman.
mark mosedale
At the heart of Gigs is a brewing rebellion, encouraged by Syd and fought by Ivy and others against the systems built to oppress and control.
kiyohiko azuma
Kiyohiko Azuma’s Yotsuba&! V16 is a balm for cynicism…
naoki urasawa
Opening with a couple of chapters of Billy Bat comic, Naoki Urasawa exhibits a playfulness in that we have rarely seen from him before.
Ed Brubaker
Maybe Ricky and Mallory have something true that in each other. In all of the hurt and pain, all of the struggle just to survive, maybe there’s a glimpse of hope for the future.
tate brombal
We all want the happy, normal moments but Tate Brombal and Jacob Phillips explore the damaged and messy lives that we actually have.
Jacob Phillips
Ezra Cain could have been Indiana Jones but he became Phillip Marlowe instead.
jesse lonergan
As he builds his pages in Faster, you need to pay attention to where Jesse Lonergan zigs in his storytelling when you expect him to zag.