Reindeer Boy Graphic Novel Review
October 4, 2017
Reindeer Boy is written and illustrated by Cassandra Jean and picked up for publication by Yen Press in 2016. … More Reindeer Boy Graphic Novel Review
Category: Comics
Yellow Peril Webcomic Review
July 29, 2017
amie Noguchi has to be one of my favorite webcomic artists, up there wit Yuko Ota of Johnny Wander who I’ve talked about multiple times already. … More Yellow Peril Webcomic Review
Top 5 Romance Comics
July 13, 2017
Now, starting with number one, here are my top picks for best romance comics plus one honorable mention. … More Top 5 Romance Comics
Daytripper Graphic Novel Review
April 5, 2017
The story of Daytripper follows the life of a man named Bras who works as an obituary editor at his local paper. … More Daytripper Graphic Novel Review
Love Not Found Webcomic Review
February 3, 2017
I wanted to step away from the print arena for a little while to talk about a webcomic I recently came across called Love Not Found, created by writer and artist Gina Biggs. … More Love Not Found Webcomic Review
Lucky Penny Graphic Novel Review
January 22, 2017
Combining nerdy passions, comedy, romance, and action, Lucky Penny is a pretty short read that’s not too heavy but manages to still have a lot to say. … More Lucky Penny Graphic Novel Review
The Other Side: A Paranormal Romance Anthology Review
November 2, 2016
It features 19 stories from 23 different authors focusing on queer romance in a paranormal setting, so anything from the love between human and ghost or human and monster, though the stories don’t stop there. With primarily PG-13 content, this anthology looks to showcase underrepresented groups such as gay/lesbian, transsexual, and everything in between. … More The Other Side: A Paranormal Romance Anthology Review
Blankets Graphic Novel Review
October 3, 2016
Blankets tells a tale ripe with childhood innocence, the search for religious meaning, and the pull of obsession found in love. Written as a memoir, the story follows Craig as he grows from a child troubled by bullies and the fundamentalist religion that both scares and comforts him to a man tangled in obsession and searching for the meaning behind God. … More Blankets Graphic Novel Review
Exquisite Corpse Review
September 17, 2016
Exquisite Corpse follows the life of main character Zoe who works as a booth babe at conventions and hates it. Her life consists of going to work and then coming home to a boyfriend who is outright verbally abusive at times. While on her lunch break, she notices someone peaking out of his window at her and decides to stumble into his apartment to use his bathroom, not knowing that he is the world famous author Thomas Rocher. … More Exquisite Corpse Review
Sex Criminals: Volume 1 Wrap-up
September 11, 2016
When this comic first came out in 2013, there was a flood of praise for it, citing the story as revolutionary in the way it depicted sex and relationships and hilarious in its hijinks. I picked it up later when the compiled volume came out, but surprisingly put it down after about three issues in. Sex Criminals has been hailed as one of the first comics to depict real people in real relationships, showing not only the good moments but the messy ones as well. Honestly, I can give Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky props for some things, but I don’t think of them as trailblazers when it comes to romance or comedy. … More Sex Criminals: Volume 1 Wrap-up
