Pop Kill #1: Fizzy Enough
Pop Kill #1
is a romp of a first issue from. Johnson, Palmiotti, Santacruz, and Reber dip into the absurd, delivering a first issue that not Earth shattering but has potential.
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Kill Train #1: Surprisingly Bright
Kill Train #1
sets the stage for an action horror series with a surprisingly bright and at times amusing first issue. Cuartero-Briggs, Niosi, and D’Angelo deliver an easily accessible first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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Prairie Gods #4: A Dialogue Fencing Match
Prairie Gods #4
is a study in building tension and mood purely through dialogue on the way to delivering another compelling stand alone story in the town of Broadacres. @ShaneCvolk @MadCaveStudios
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Long Cold Winter #1: A Bright, Suffocating Future
Long Cold Winter #1
carries the potential for an ecological themed sci-fi western. But it’s gorgeous, detailed, colorful art that makes for a memorable first issue. @MadCaveStudios
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Corvus #1 & #2: Ready Player One
Corvus #1 & #2
Is a psychological sci-fi thriller that finds a video game expert plucked out of his mundane life to help save the universe @BuddyOrDie @deadskypub
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Murder Kingdom #1: Working Here Will Kill You – Literally & Figuratively
Murder Kingdom #1
is the latest series from @MadCaveStudios which is both full of real-life and make-believe horrors from @fredvanlente @JustChrisPanda @Becca_See full of humor and a slice of horror
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Day Of The Dead Girl #1: It’s The Season Of The Witch
Day Of The Dead Girl #1
is an interesting first issue that sets the series on a firm base on which to build the rest of the story on that will leave readers coming back @TheAjMendez Aimee_Garcia @magmaComix
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Persepolis, A Biting Coming-of-Age Story that Never Loses Itself to Capturing the Difficulties of So Much of the Human Experience
Persepolis
It is only Persepolis that can cut down and reveal a truth so raw and deep but also, not ease but rather illustrate, the beauty of the human experience with a level of determination that is worth appreciation at the bare minimum.
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Epileptic! Possibly The Greatest Autobiographical Graphic Novel Out There!
Epileptic
Without a doubt, one of the most mature and emotional books I have had the pleasure to experience. When it hits, it hits.
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Steel Ball Run Volume 4: A Crazy Journey
Steel Ball Run Volume 4
SBR’s fourth volume is just a delightful journey. We go to so many places here so fluidly and reasonably and at such a great pace, like, how did Araki do it?! #SteelBallRun #manga
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Steel Ball Run Volume 3: I Don’t Remember This, Mrs. Robinson
Steel Ball Run Volume 3
Steel Ball Run’s third volume is a volume that I would refer to as a master not having to try. #SteelBallRun #manga
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Steel Ball Run Volume 2: What A Ride This Volume Was
Steel Ball Run Volume 2
Steel Ball Run’s second volume doesn’t disappoint and helps to lead the way as another fantastic addition to what is Jojo’s golden age part. #manga #SteelBallRun
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