Feature Story Leading with Watercolor on the Seven Seas: Bear Pirate Viking Queen By Edward Kane • March 26th, 2025 “I don’t think I’m doing anything particularly ‘untraditional,’ I am just using (maybe) different tools than what American comic book readers are used to seeing.”
Osamu Tezuka and His Three Adolfs By Jorge Luis Leal Ramírez • February 18th, 2025 In Adolf ni Tsugu the horrors of World War II are clearly reflected: from the holocaust to the massacres carried out by the Japanese imperial forces.
The Rural Noir of Who Killed Sarah Shaw By Elijah Beahm • February 12th, 2025 Who Killed Sarah Shaw is an uncompromising, deeply uncomfortable look at the darkness that can lurk behind rural life.
Past Presence Mid By Dr. Emily Price • January 31st, 2025 We hurl “mid” at all kinds of popular culture and, if we’re mean, into the comments of streamers or on people’s outfit reels. What do we mean when we say it?
The Last Ranger Divides America For Very Unclear Reasons By Elijah Beahm • January 24th, 2025 That’s not heroism, it’s the day in the life of a smuggler.
Feature Excerpt Johnny Quest for Grown Ups By Elijah Beahm • January 3rd, 2025 Shutter is, was, and always will be about how the story ends – and why that’s beautiful.
Exploits Feature The Most Diverse Fascists You’ll Ever Meet By Elijah Beahm • September 3rd, 2024 Let’s have more women spaceprison guards, too, while we’re at it.
