books Fantasy goes Western in The Malevolent Seven: angels, demons, and dust (book review) Jason Weisberger

Comics "Into the Unbeing" offers 80s-style sci-fi horror for the climate change era Thom Dunn

books Graphic novel "Revolution By Fire" explores New York's Afro-Irish uprising of 1741 Thom Dunn

Comic Books "Alter Ego" is a great new crime novel about IP, AI, and comic book industry con artists Thom Dunn

History "Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States" in graphic novel form Thom Dunn

science fiction Jeff VanderMeer's "Absolution" is a dark mirror to the Southern Reach Trilogy Thom Dunn

books Band People: the artistry and economics of supporting musicians Thom Dunn

book reviews Alan Moore's new whimsical, wonderful, and wordy novel Thom Dunn

Comics "We Called Them Giants" is a gorgeously haunting graphic novel Thom Dunn

graphic novels New graphic novel adaptation of "The Road" Thom Dunn

Comics The final volume of the DUNE graphic novel lands on an odd note Thom Dunn

Comics "Mary Tyler Moorehawk" is Johnny Quest meets Infinite Jest by way of Jack Kirby Thom Dunn

book review Lissa Soep's "Other People's Words: Friendship, Loss, and the Conversations That Never End" Jason Weisberger

books Not every princess trapped in a tower should be let out Jason Weisberger

explainer "Tools: A Visual Exploration of Implements and Devices in the Workshop" is gorgeous, informative, personal and playful Gareth Branwyn

horror CEREAL is the grimdark reimagining of breakfast mascots I never knew I needed Thom Dunn

Business Isaacson's new Musk bio is an "insight-free doorstop" Mark Frauenfelder

books "Bridge" is a dimension-hopping thriller about grief, motherhood, and parasitic worms Thom Dunn

books Chuck Tingle's new queer Christian horror novel Camp Damascus is genuinely terrifying Thom Dunn

science fiction Flux is a dizzying, dazzling debut novel about trauma, time travel, and 80s cop shows Thom Dunn