Review: Incision, by HTMLflowers
It’s been hard to approach HTMLflowers’ latest work, mostly because of how ruthless and unsparing it is. I read Incision
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Review: Mother’s Walk by Lauren Weinstein
Lauren Weinstein’s Normel Person, which migrated to Popula after the closure of the Village Voice, has been a powerful reflection
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Review: A Projection by Seekan Hui
I’m trying to get a little more reading done as we get deeper into the fall convention season. This summer
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Quick Picks #11 – More Manga
Quick Picks is an occasionally written series of microreviews of books I’ve read over the past two weeks. This episode contains 3 manga microreviews.
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Review: Yellow Light #1 by Raziel Puma
I’m glad that there’s a tradition of short story anthologies in comics. In comics you can accomplish a lot in
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Review: Dull Margaret, written by Jim Broadbent and illustrated by Dix
When I heard that Fantagraphics was publishing a graphic novel loosely based on Dulle Griet, the 16th century oil painting
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Review: Grip #1 by Lale Westvind
I’m used to reading Lale Westvind’s comics in small doses. Her comic Yazar & Arkadaş, which I reviewed last year,
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Review: Perfect Hair by Tommi Parrish
Today I have the pleasure of publishing a review of Tommi Parrish’s Perfect Hair by noted small-press critic and art collector
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Review: Runaway Hearts by Sean Christensen
I recently picked up a selection of work from Berlin-based publisher Colorama Press. One of the more curious pieces is
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Review: Mechaboys by James Kochalka
James Kochalka is one of a handful of hyperproductive cartoonists working in small press comics. His recent output has rotated
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Review: The Weaver Festival Phenomenon by Ron Regé
When I first started reading art comics, Ron Regé’s work was a cipher to me. I didn’t get what he
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