August 11, 2026
The second volume of Luke Arnold and Chris “Doc” Wyatt’s exceptional graphic novel series offers a metaphysical exploration of a near-apocalyptic event, pushing even deeper into profound, existential questions about individualism, self-determination and the value of living life to the fullest in a world that’s fleeting, unpredictable and sometimes cruel.
This book begins where the […]
June 30, 2026
The latest graphic novel offering from The Lab Press is a literary horror story that evokes elements of the classic H.G. Wells novel The Island of Doctor Moreau with its depraved British scientists, tormented mutant victims and lush Victorian setting.
Based on a historical event that occurred in the same year that Wells’ novel was […]
June 22, 2026
Part 9/11-style disaster procedural, part dark science fiction comedy, Super Science is a well-executed, gorgeously packaged hardcover graphic novel filled with hardworking cops, corrupt politicians and a veritable bevy of mad scientist super villains.
The story is set three years after a strange meteorological event turned L.A. skies an unnatural shade of purple. The atmospheric […]
June 22, 2026
Essentials Vol. 1 is a beautifully produced graphic novel that explores the consequences of a near-cataclysmic, apocalyptic event.
Unlike most disaster-focused fiction, this story details an end scenario that’s much more cerebral than giant asteroids or typical alien invaders. Here, the peril appears after Earth collides with an alternate dimension. The immediate result is devastating: […]
September 30, 2025
Lynn Almengor frames weighty subjects in a graphic novel format in this story that delves into depression, trauma and creative impasses.
Writer, artist and indie filmmaker Nina is hard at work on her latest project, a movie about telepathic alien bones and the mysteries of the cosmos. It’s hardly a simple project; her filmmaking schedule […]
March 19, 2018
Author and artist Josh Goldstein kicks off his latest graphic novel with an ambitious mission statement. He writes in his introduction that, unlike the first volume detailing the exploits of the Israeli superheroine Maccabee Lady, Zion strives to be more political and focus more finely on current events. The ten short stories featured in […]
February 29, 2016
A prosperous black man who believes he belongs to a race of powerless people devises a way to gain social, economic and political power in this inventive novel set in present-day New York and New Jersey,
Rohillo “the Citizen” Jabel of Queens has lived well due to a fortunate upbringing, yet he recognizes […]