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

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

"If you even tangentially enjoy fantasy and science fiction, you'll find something to love in Giga."

"It might gross you out, it might make you cry, and it might make you question your own sense of self."

"Izzy's fresh off her first confrontation with the big-bad and bound for failure, even as she tries to make past sins right."

"These Savage Shores is more than a vampire story. It's a masterpiece."

"It'll burn inside you, until there's nothing left but happy ashes."

It's so much worse than we thought.

Writer: Darcy Van Poelgeest Illustrator: Ian Bertram Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? The third issue in a new dystopian science fiction 5-issue miniseries about a young girl who sets out to save the world against an evil, hyper-religious army of American invaders. It feels a little like The Handmaid's Tale politically, but there are so many surreal elements and war themes that take it in a darkly science fiction territory. Check out my review of the first issue over at Mu

Writer: Ram V Art: Sumit Kumar Publisher: Vault Comics This review only covers the 4th issue and contains mild-to-moderate SPOILERS. For more information on what the overall story is about, read my review of issues 1-3. WHAT IS IT? A epic vampire story that takes place in India in the mid-1700s. With many characters, the story weaves an intricate web of war, romance, and the illusion of choice, like Interview With The Vampire mixed with Bioshock 3. At the same time, These Sav

Writer: Darcy Van Poelgeest Illustrator: Ian Bertram Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? The second issue in a new dystopian science fiction series about a young girl who sets out to save the world against an evil, hyper-religious army of American invaders. It feels a little like The Handmaid's Tale politically, but there are many surreal elements that make it fresh and new and interesting. Check out my review of the first issue over at Multiversity Comics! WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (

Writer: Brenden Fletcher & Karl Kerschl Illustrator: Karl Kerschl Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? A tale of adventure, magic and fantasy that instantly feels like a timeless classic. If you're a fan of Miyazaki's films, like Princess Mononoke or Spirited Away, you will love this comic. But there's also an undercurrent of Don Quixote just behind the adventure and magic -- a worry that the quest these characters are on is one they'll never complete. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor

Writer: Ram V Art: Devmalya Pramanik Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? An apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic tale of the remnants of humanity and the only city still capable of sheltering humanity. But the city may have a mind of its own... Imagine the civilization in Blade Runner collapsed, leaving only a Mad Max/Maze Runner hybrid in its place. It also feels a lot like Westworld in its scope, mystery and contrast of barren wasteland with technological wonder. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (

Writer: Ram V Art: Sumit Kumar Publisher: Vault Comics This review only covers the 3rd issue and contains SPOILERS. For more information on what the overall story is about, read my review of issues 1 & 2. WHAT IS IT? A epic vampire story that takes place in India in the mid-1700s. So far, it seems like a lot of the story is based in a power struggle between rival lands and potentially families of vampires. Basically? It's Game of Thrones with teeth. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Moderate

Writer: Dan Watters Art: Val Rodrigues Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? A beautifully crafted, nature-based horror thriller where two words collide and plants try to take over the earth. It's kind of like Annihilation, with a little Pan's Labyrinth and Mass Effect 3 thrown in. Now, imagine Van Gogh painting that as the world collapses. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) When a bunch of broccoli-people rob a bank, you know it's going to be a weird day. Unfortunately for the

Writer: Ram V Art: Sumit Kumar Publisher: Vault Comics This review only covers the first 2 issues. Because of that, we don't have insight into the full story arc, so it's difficult to say exactly what the comic is about yet and where it's going so early on in the story. WHAT IS IT? A brilliantly written vampire story that takes place in India in the mid-1700s (and may also be a metaphor for white imperialism or colonialism). A good deal of the story is told through letters, s