Category: Comic/Graphic Novel Reviews

Extraordinary is a 200-page graphic novel written and drawn by Cassie Anderson, about a princess who isn’t “normal”. Instead of being blessed with an extraordinary gift she was instead given the gift of being ordinary, …

Like conductors of a choir Okorafor, Ford and Devlin expertly weave together multiple voices and tones to portray complex characters and ideas. The story explores common immigration fears, stereotypes and values often assigned particular groups …

Raven Roth is still dealing with severe memory loss and the death of her foster mother from a car accident. She moves to New Orleans to live with her foster’s mother’s sister and finish out …

Daphne is headed to Los Angeles, despite the fact that she hates the ocean, has never been to Los Angeles, and is probably just going to the same college as her boyfriend to stay close. …

High Heaven: The Austerity Gospel by Tom Peyer is a religious satire, and a very interesting read. I’m slightly worried about giving everything away, so I’m going to try really hard here. High Heaven is …

What has Hargreeves done? It seems that everyone is steps behind the mysterious grand plan that Hargreeves has concocted behind the scenes. As the Umbrella Academy struggle with their own quarrels, dealing with their relationship to …

We’re back again with another issue of the newly released and colorized Tank Girl comics that are being put out for the 30th Anniversary. As a long time avid fan of Tank Girl, I was …

Critical Role‘s Vox Machina is back with an all new adventure! Based on the popular livestream that centers around nerdy ass voice actors playing Dungeons and Dragons, Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins II Issue #1 …

I remember scoffing at the platitude that one should not judge a book by its cover. That’s literally how we buy books. We look at covers, we look at short summaries and we decide if …

On Saturday I had the privilege of taking two children, a boy aged 12 and his sister aged 11, to their first experience attending live theater. I cannot even remember the first time I set …