American Vampire
Stephen King adds his horror mastery to Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque’s powerful reworking of the vampire genre, set in America 100 years ago
Graphic novel reviews
Stephen King adds his horror mastery to Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque’s powerful reworking of the vampire genre, set in America 100 years ago
Joann Sfar’s adaptation of Antoine de Saint-ExupĂ©ry’s The Little Prince loses some of the original’s classic charm
Geoff Johns’ Green Lantern: Secret Origins, republished to tie in with the release of the movie
Mark Kalesniko’s amazing graphic novel about an animator on the edge of a breakdown, stuck in a traffic jam, daydreaming about the disintegration of his life
Can the next instalment of Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen live up to our enormous expectations?
Book of the year so far: a classic fairy tale as you’ve never seen it before. Essential reading.
The third volume of Judge Dredd’s Case Files hits a creative peak with the first appearance of Judge Death
Ben Katchor creates a surreal anthropological study of a fictional place called Outer Canthus, as seen through the eyes of an enthusiastic tourist
Reader Chewi recommends Skullkickers, claiming it’s “fantastically funny and adventurous.”
The latest book from Vertigo Crime takes us into the Mexican desert, where women are turning up murdered and the local authorities seem to be turning a blind eye