"simultaneously revels in the shameless cool aesthetic of the genre & offers a stern criticism of a system that operates in rigid binaries."

Writer, Joseph Sieracki takes his Grandfather's letters from WWII and breathes a new life into them.

Do you remember Tales From The Crypt with its host, The Cryptkeeper? Well, The Dark: Collection One is like that show, but in comic form.

Story: Ed Williams Writers: Ed Williams, Tim Wasney, Brent Lyles, Spencer Bollettieri Art: Miguel A. Ruiz Colorist: Tim Wasney Publisher: Mayke WHAT IS IT? Arclight Comics launched a new, diverse superhero universe with The Passing: Issue #0. The publisher has since rebranded as "Mayke," but continues the story in this 15-page issue. There's a magical/magical realism-meets-Americana feel to the concept of a powered John Henry speaking with a sorceress, but the tone of this su

***TRIGGER WARNING: SCENES OF LYNCHINGS AND OTHER VIOLENCE AGAINST PEOPLE OF COLOR*** Writer: Ed Williams Art: Miguel Angel Ruiz & Tim Wasney Publisher: Arclight Comics WHAT IS IT? An introductory issue into a new superhero universe more culturally diverse than the Big 2. It introduces some of the characters and sets up the story and concept throughout that reality's history. It reminded me of the powerful myth aspect of American Gods mixed with the idea of cosmic/elemental p

Writer: Kieron Gillen Illustrator: Caanan White Publisher: Avatar Press WHAT IS IT? A World War II action/drama with superpowered soldiers. It’s a lesser-known sleeper hit penned by one of the greatest creative minds in comics that fans of war and sci-fi alike will love. Imagine a prequel to Man in the High Castle where instead of trying to make a nuclear bomb, countries invested in making soldiers insanely, epically powerful and nigh invulnerable. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spo