The Incredible Bun delights with a unique story and some surprisingly genuine emotional stakes.

"There is very simply nothing like Coffin Bound on this Earth."

"The action is dynamic, the characters feel tangible, the story is familiar which will draw in newcomers and satiate veteran readers."

We're back in a familiar superhero universe with this new installment, and it more than delivers.

Happy Hour delivers absurdity and chilling futurism in equal measure.

"...for 2020, my hands-down favorite comic series is Wicked Things."

Imagine there’s a literal boatload of treasure at the bottom of the ocean and it’s all within your grasp. Aside from the monsters.

"an incredible book, dripping with atmosphere and subtle horror elements that are beautifully immersive and totally gripping."

"This is one of the most perfectly done first issues I have ever read..."

A man who will do anything to save his sick son, the depths he will sink to in his pursuit, and the mystical forces that enable him.

"In our current political and socio-economic climate, this feels like a particularly on-the-nose comic that is sure to make readers angry."

"Look, if you know the caliber of comics Vault delivers or if you love steampunk and futures where the Earth is decaying, check it out!"

Ward & Parker take the legend of Joseph Merrick (The Elephantman) and turn him into a badass superhero with conspiracies all about.

"With only one issue left in the series, I can safely say that GRYFFEN is a ride definitely worth the sticker price. More than worth it."

"Wolverton is a lot of fun. It has a great feel for the early 20th century, and the characters and story are interesting and inventive."

"If you are a fan of Orwellian nightmares, Old West/Shiny Future mashups, or extremely well-made comics, this is one you should be reading."

A disaster/suspense story about what tears us apart and what brings us together.

"If you like high-octane adventure, sci-fi/fantasy, or just interesting takes on world-building, Protector is worth a look."

"even if you didn’t read volume one, and you don’t like homework, you should be able to pick up A Planet Called Doom pretty easily."

"Captivating and surprisingly very funny, once the ball gets rolling in HEIST, you won't be able to put it down."