Thanks to the folks at NetGalley, I found a couple of interesting new comics last week: Super Ego (graphic novel) We’ve always known a couple of screws could use tightening in most superheroes’ emotional engine, but Mike Kennedy and Caio Olveira of Magnetic Press have taken this idea and run with it—the result is Super… Read More Comic Reviews: Super Ego and Manifest Destiny
Okay, what the heck is a ghost doing in a story called Friends With Boys?… Read More Ink & Paint XXIV: Faith Erin Hicks
Boxers and Saints is a two-volume graphic-novel account of the Boxer Rebellion in China, circa 1900, told from two very different perspectives.… Read More Ink & Paint XXIII: Boxers and Saints, by Gene Luen Yang
Great googly-moogly. This wasn’t some random starving artist, and he was capable of more than kid-friendly comic book drawings. Much more.… Read More Ink & Paint XXII: Mark Crilley
I began to see that Ichiko lives in solitude, not isolation, and that’s an important distinction.… Read More Ink & Paint XXI: Little Forest, by Igarashi Daisuke
Frederation 