Books

People who wade into the creative writing process pour the whole of themselves into their labors, fretting over the right turn of phrase or narrative structure that will best convey the vision they have...

White Death is a true classic of the war comics genre, and a beautiful example of the power of comics as an art form capable of telling stories that bring history to immediate, visceral life no matter how...

Johnny Red #2 is an "end of the beginning" comic, and tends to feel like the second half of issue 1, ending just as the main storyline begins. Still, the stage is now nicely set, the actors properly placed,...

2015 was a banner year for war comics, and marks a resurgence of the genre as a whole in the market. With 2016 just around the corner, it’s a good time to look back at some of the amazing collections and...

Review: Two Brothers "Two Brothers has risen to be one of the best graphic novels of the year, thanks in no small part to two creators who intimately understand both the storytelling process and what it...

I was cautiously optimistic when I read that the Ragnarok Publications' young adult novel The Silent End by author Samuel Sattin was being described as having roots in the tradition of Stand by Me and The...

If you've ever perused the young adult section of any brick-and-mortar bookstore, you'll see that the genre is more popular than ever before, experiencing a renaissance in the past two decades that has moved...

With issue 3 of Fight Club 2, the comic book sequel to writer and creator Chuck Palahniuk’s acclaimed novel Fight Club, now in comic stores from Dark Horse Comics, reviews of the series will inevitably...

The other day, I looked at some pretty awful fathers that litter pop culture. However, TV, film, and books have yielded some excellent examples of what a good father can be. In honor of Father’s Day,...

"For a woman trying to find her way in fandom, I think this book would be invaluable." The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy Publisher: Quirk Books Writer: Sam Maggs Release Date: May 2015 I've been...