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.
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.
Bytchcraft
It’s hard to encapsulate greatness into words. When it comes to Bytchcraft, I am faced with that very problem. This series follows three sisters named of the craft who are tested when a display of magick goes terribly wrong creating a rapture headed to cleanse the Earth of all wytchkind.
My Soul Mate
My Soul Mate has an interesting premise: A comic book artist dies with unfinished business and his soul connects with a junior comic artist allowing him to see his project through. However, in what could have been a deeper story…
Mary Shelley: The Eternal Dream
Mary Shelley: The Eternal Dream reads like a love letter to the mother of science fiction. With its intentional design, this semi-biographical comic gives context to the world that shaped Shelley’s life.
Temporal Issue #1: For the Love of Nostalgia
[Critic Score: 9.8/10]
Temporal takes your average midlife crisis and heightens the stakes. The everyday woman is framed to be in love with the idea of getting married to a loyal partner, having an adoring child, and a successful career. But for Savannah, this isn’t enough. She pines for the adrenaline of her past.
