“Comics” Archives

The French duo’s latest work follows an aspiring manga artist who becomes embroiled in a bizarre mystery in Tokyo’s Akihabara district.

The new volume focuses on those heady days when the World Wide Web was just beginning to break into mainstream culture.

And all you need to read them is a valid library card.

For his first major work since 1995, Bill Watterson teams up with caricaturist John Kascht to produce “a fable for grown-ups.”

BOOM! Studios’ upcoming comic series explores an untold chapter in the Expanse saga.

Fueled by Brubaker’s own childhood and ’80s nostalgia, Reckless is a thrilling story set in the decade’s lurid underbelly.

Our master illustrator provides age-appropriate graphic novel recommendations for the kiddos.

When parenting gets hard, I want it to be my way or the highway.

Stan Lee’s greatest legacy will be that he never treated comics and superheroes as mere disposable entertainment.

In this Image Comics series, every conspiracy theory is real… or has the potential to become real.

Donny Cates and Tradd Moore have delivered an epic Silver Surfer tale that looks unlike anything else out there.

Filled with stunning artwork and a trippy-yet-emotional storyline, Black Science is a top-shelf sci-fi adventure.

Why do I have so many Silver Surfer comics?

Maher’s crankiness and contrariness has, by now, become incredibly predictable.

Tsutomu Nihei’s manga masterpiece is a journey through a bizarre world filled with nightmarish technology run amok.

Dan Slott and Mike Allred’s take on the Silver Surfer is a far cry from the comics of my youth — for better and worse.

On its surface, Black Science feels like an homage to classic and pulp sci-fi.

Aposimz contains plenty of Nihei trademarks plus a few tweaksthat give it some unique flavor, too.

Vertical Comics’ excellent reprint captures all of the engrossing and unsettling detail in Nihei’s intricate artwork.