Vincent Van Gogh: Sadness Will Last Forever
Art, mental illness, self-loathing and the historic power of letter-writing come together in Vincent Van Gogh:Sadness Will Last Forever, translated for English audiences by Mad Cave, written by Francesco Barilli and with art by Roberta Sakka.
The Depressed Hunter
Major Grubert travels to the Airtight Garage (a ‘pocket universe’ created by the Major himself) to unwind and relax, hoping to see his depressive state lift. But instead of finding the relaxation he needs, he runs into some locals whom he overhears plotting his assassination.
The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live #1
[Critic Score: 10]
Shaolin Cowboy is a funny and timely comic that doesn’t bash readers over the head with its message. Rather, it weaves themes in the artwork and dialogue in a series that is thought-provoking and full of commentary on overpopulation, misinformation, A.I., and fear.
Sicko #1
[Critic Score: 8.5]
Those suffering from chronic illness also suffer from the apathetic natures of those who surround them. They are told, in no uncertain terms, that the pain is simply something they must confront and push through. Well, what if you had the choice to make those around you experience that pain too?
The Horror of Godzilla #1
[Critic Score: 8.5]
The newest addition to The Kai-Sei Era of Godzilla comics arrives with The Horror of Godzilla written by Griffin Sheridan and Ethan S. Parker and pencilled by Tristan Jones, colors by Josh Burcham and letters by Tom Napolitano.
One Path: The White King
A gruesome, gory world, where infants are born from the earth; where amalgams of flesh pass bloody judgment on the infants’ mothers-to-be; where woman and beast contend to vanquish the other. One Path: The White King continues Greg Broadmore’s disturbed epic with the unrelenting gait of an apex predator.
Chachu #1
[Critic Score: 8.0]
Iman Vellani makes a strong first impression with her debut comic Chachu, where she flexes her skills as both a writer and a storyteller. Set in 1979, the story follows Leila, a 19-year-old Pakistani girl who travels from Canada to California to meet her estranged retired private eye uncle in hopes of learning about her deceased father.
Do A Powerbomb: Black & White #1
[Critic Score: 10]
Turn on the pay-per-view, Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicers award winning limited series Do a Powerbomb is back, and you can have it in any colour you want as long as it’s black.