I hate my uncle. He is a conservative old fool, who hates technology and never misses an instance to fat-shame me. He treats me like a surrogate son, in that he is way too enthusiastic in disciplining me. The police have come knocking at the door. A girl opens it…

By Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Paul Grist, Bill Crabtree I said this in my review of Hellboy Volume 7, that I really hoped Mike Mignola puts faith in himself and tries to “go further.” Hellboy has always had a sense of melancholia, of times gone by, regret and almost of the living dead. But Mike has never cashed in…

By Chester Brown Numb. That’s how this feels. Yeah this is very relatable for me idk why. Chester Brown is just a master of combining text and these simply drawn images. It all feels distant but that adds an emotional punch to it all. It’s amazing. This is just how growing up feels. A lot of time wasted…

By Margaret Atwood This book is excellent. Let me first come to my gripes. The Snowman parts were never more interesting than the Jimmy parts. I dreaded that after every Jimmy part, where I’m itching to know what happens next, a Snowman would pop up. Also, some of the names really made go “Really…

By Daniel Kehlmann, Translated By Benjamin Ross I am amazed, I am in awe and I am sad all of this is over. I feel terribly sad after reading this and I don’t really know why. I kind of kept putting this off because I just didn’t want this to…

By Will Eisner The one that started it all. The first proper graphic novel. And yeah, it’s a masterpiece. Will Eisner said in the introduction that he wanted the story to not be bounded by space or format. And it shows. The framing is impeccable, it’s iconic in its use of space, even…

By Stephen Collins A modern day fairy tale with themes of non-conformity and consumerism. I honestly loved the art here so much. This has the most innovative panels I have ever seen. The art has this dread filled, dark, moody style to it which enlifts the narrative. I loved the art and the…

By Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez The story and the art were okay. It’s an average horror or whatever genre this is type of story. Except. Violence is used mostly as a shock device. It felt often very cheap and idk, the violence feels just gimmicky and while everyone reading this understands plot armor, using that…

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