Despite being constructed around political, cultural & social themes, the book never seems to lose sight of what it’s doing: telling a story

A global viral panic type story, with potentially powered individuals at the center of it.

Writer: Kirsten Thompson Illustrator: Christianne Gillenardo-Goudreau Letterer: Taylor Esposito Cover Artist: Little Corvus Editor: James Emmett Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? Politics meets the supernatural in this modern tale of freedom and witchcraft. It's a little like Harry Potter if the Muggles wanted to regulate or control or otherwise put a stop to the existence of witches. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Charlie Helm is a witch in DC. Unfortunately, practici

Cartoonist: Alex Schumacher Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? As the cover claims, this is a collection of Alex Schumacher's magazine work, each being a socio-political cartoon rarely more than a page or two in length. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) As stated, Defiling the Literati is less of a comic with an overarching plot, and more of a collection of socio-political cartoons Schumacher has done over the years. They're definitely left-leaning, and many of the one-off

Writer: Jamie Me Art: Bernard Gita Publisher: Self-published This review covers the first 2 issues of the 4-issue run. We don't have insight into the entire story arc, like in my reviews of entire volumes, but this review should give you a nice peek into what the comic is about. WHAT IS IT? Corruption, politics and hacktivism abound in this British thriller. Think House of Cards meets Mr. Robot. It also has a "black-and-white parts of the story vs the color ones" theme like M