Sammy Harkham
Friends and Sinners in Sammy Harkham’s Crickets #9
Crickets #9 contains many stories and yet feels like a singular, unified comic book.
independent
The Life and Times of Ricky Lawless— Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips Giant Size Criminal #1
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillip explore the tragedy of living under the sins of our fathers.
steve mcniven
Charles Soule and Steve McNiven Explore Ghosts in Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell
Frank Miller casts a long shadow over this story and Charles Soule and Steve McNiven know it.
Kieron Gillen
Die Loaded #1 by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans— The Bones Continue to Roll
Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans remind us that some stories just don’t end.
giovanna fabi
Loving the Grid in Giovanna Fabi’s Perfect Love (mini kuš! #133)
Giovanna Fabi uses her artwork to evoke so many feelings out of the reader.
deniz camp
It’s Time to Wake Up- Absolute Martian Manhunter #1 by Deniz Camp & Javier Rodriguez
DC's Absolute Martian Manhunter #1 delivers a radical reimagining with Deniz Camp and Javier Rodriguez creating a mind-bending sensory experience that transcends traditional superhero storytelling.
Oscar Zarate
Imaging Space and Silence in Oscar Zarate’s Thomas Girtin: The Forgotten Painter
“Oscar Zarate is telling a story about art and the ways that it’s a life choice by making these characters face several other choices that may or may not be related to art. But with every challenge faced, with every decision made, it always comes back to Art.“
chris condon
Finding the Truth in Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips’ The Enfield Gang Massacre
The title gives away what’s going to happen but The Enfield Gang Massacre is about stories as much as it is about the massacre.
Ngozi Ukazu
Barda IS — a look at Ngozi Ukazu’s new comic book BARDA.
It’s a meet-cute story set in the torture dungeons of Darkseid's Apokolips.
Neil Gaiman
Gaiman and Buckingham write the new gospel of Miracleman in The Silver Age
You’ve got to wonder what Miracleman: The Silver Age would have read like if it had come out in the 1990s instead of the 2020s.
Igort
Igort's 'How War Begins': A Poignant Portrait of Ukraine's Struggle, Echoing Global Calls for Compassion
Igort’s "How War Begins" shows the human toll of the Russian invasion on Ukraine through personal narratives, urging readers to empathize with the individuals worldwide affected by conflict.
Paco Roca
Lost Reflections on a Photograph in Paco Roca's Return to Eden
In Paco Roca’s new book, each generation just wants to see their mothers smile.