League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The: Century #3 (2009)
Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is finally laid to rest. But does it go out with a bang?
Graphic novel reviews
Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is finally laid to rest. But does it go out with a bang?
The second volume in Charles Burns’ trilogy of teenage heart-break, comics and a vivid, post-apocalyptic, Tintin-inspired nightmare
The lives of Robert and Aline Crumb are laid bare, exposed in graphic detail, in this autobiography of an unconventional relationship
P. Craig Russell’s opera without music: a graphic adaptation of Mozart’s The Magic Flute
The second volume of adaptations of H. P. Lovecraft’s short horror classics
Alison Bechdel moves from her father to her mother in this sort-of sequel to her autobiographical novel Fun Home
Familiarise yourself with the origin of Bane in preparation for The Dark Knight Rises
Mark Millar and Leinel Yu transform a 12-year-old boy with multiple sclerosis into the most powerful man on earth
Hannah Berry’s creeping horror is set on a train stuck between stations. Not to be read by late night commuters
Warren Ellis extrapolates what superheroes might be like if they were created and controlled by the world’s richest and most powerful countries