Author: Breanna Bang

This month Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment has released Stellar from writer Joseph Keatinge (Glory, Shuter) and legendary artist Bret Blevins (New Mutants, Sleepwalker),  based on the concept of Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri. Stellar transports the …

By Night, published by BOOM! Studios is an all-new twelve-issue monthly series from Eisner Award-nominated writer John Allison (Giant Days) and artist Christine Larsen (Adventure Time) about coming home, discovering identity, and accidentally smashing a …

Series Summary: Giant Days, created and written by John Allison is a funny and dramatic slice of life comic about three students trying to make the most of life while at university. The story centers …

Issue #38 brings us back to the start of a new school year. The cover is the perfect summary of this issue. The girls have moved into what will be their new homes for the …

Similar to Will Darbyshire’s other work exploring romantic relationships, “US” is a short film about a couple forced to confront the unknown future of their long-distance relationship. The 14-minute film portrays the brief moment of …

You guessed it, issue 37 finally answers the question we’ve all been dying to know; how will Daisy’s old fashioned but good hearted grandmother react to her newly discovered sexuality?

Usually, Esther is our resident drama queen but it looks like she’s got some competition this month. As you might have guessed from the cover, issue 36 centers around Daisy who continues to struggle with …

What I noticed first while reading this issue was Luvander's sudden appearance change. Her jacket literally disappeared and she tore her pants into shorts. After that, she is suddenly looking a little Lara Croft. Maybe someone on …

Black Mask Studios presents The Wilds, from writer Vita Ayala (Bitch planet: Triple feature, Wonder Woman annual), artist Emily Pearson, colorist Marrissa Louise and cover artist Natasha Alterici. The Wilds has a standard apocalypse-zombie plot; …

The main character Eli known as "Good Girl" attempts to bridge the racial divide by becoming the model minority. This is solidified in one panel near the beginning of the story when she states “You’re …