A slice of New England folk horror in comics form. I’m not sure the story totally holds together—what actually happened... View Article
While nominally a monograph about John Prine’s classic first album, this is really a short biography of Prine, the 50s/60s... View Article
A good concept—a book tracing the story behind, and cultural importance of, the most iconic magazine covers in basketball history—but... View Article
There’s an undeniable thrill in seeing Liz Sherman, seemingly more powerful than ever, rejoining the fight and going toe-to-toe with... View Article
I love M.R. James’ ghost stories for how far ahead of their time they were, for their creepiness, for their... View Article
As Seiichi becomes increasingly disturbed by the goings on in his house, family, and mind, this comic becomes ever-more effective.... View Article
Another Christmas ghost story (What a great historical tradition. Is it coming back? It seems like maybe it is) from... View Article
Can this tiny volume, containing just one short story, count as a book for my 52 books/52 weeks project? It’s... View Article
An intriguing inversion of the comics anthology model. Instead of one writer/multiple artists (like Split Lip), it’s one artist with... View Article
This is an intensely fucked-up comic, in a way I haven’t seen in comics in quite a while. I read... View Article