Commentary by Kendall Whitehouse
Tag: comic books
From the folks behind Super Jersey Comics Expo, Super Jersey Summer Spectacular arrived at the Iron Peak Sports & Events in Hillsborough, NJ this past Saturday. Artist Rags Morales. More modest in scale than its Comics Expo sibling, the Summer Spectacular occupied about half the floor space and ran for a single day. In contrast … Continue reading Super Jersey Summer Spectacular 2026
Murder in the Heartland 1935. Times are hard in the Oklahoma panhandle. In the small village of New Hope, the extended drought has turned the ground arid and the wells dry. Mammoth dust storms sweep across the town. The memory of the murder of a young girl in the recent past still haunts the townsfolk, … Continue reading Dust to Dust
The Disquiet of Life Under Surveillance In an unidentified, vaguely Eastern European city, the town's sectors are controlled by different political factions. Nadia, the daughter of former political activists in one of those factions, lives a quiet life with her widowed mother. Her father was killed years earlier in a bomb attack during the nation's … Continue reading The Shadower
A Dark Tale of Family Dysfunction and Madness Pig Wife, the first graphic novel by illustrator and animator Abbey Luck (with artwork by Luck and Ruka Bravo), is a multigenerational tale of a family dysfunction, abuse, and madness. The reader is introduced to four generations of the Harlow family, owners of a once profitable mine. … Continue reading Pig Wife by Abbey Luck
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