book reviews Review: Chapel Perilous: The Life and Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson Gareth Branwyn

books "Weird Ireland" offers a wonderfully whimsical tour of the Emerald Isle Thom Dunn

Comics "You'll Do Bad Things" might be the most gorgeous horror comic you read this year Thom Dunn

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

big tech Eoin Higgins'"Owned" is a harrowing history of the right-wing billionaire tech takeover Thom Dunn

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

Comic Books Marvel's new "Aliens vs Avengers" comic is fun Thom Dunn

horror "The Unmothers" is Lovecraft for horses and abortion rights Thom Dunn

graphic novels Graphic novel adaptation of Thomas Piketty's "Capital & Ideology" 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

gender The weirdly conservative story of a famous American drag artist from the 1910s Thom Dunn

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

book reviews Brittle Joints is a beautiful and harrowing graphic memoir about chronic pain Thom Dunn

History How Ibram X. Kendi's STAMPED became a stunning graphic novel history of racism Thom Dunn

book reviews Opting out: the freeing philosophy of avoidance and refusal Roy Christopher