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House of Mystery, Vol. 1: Room and Boredom

An anthology series that is more than it seems that returns Vertigo to its roots.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Starman Omnibus Vol. 1

One of the best superhero books ever made finally gets the love it deserves.

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Little Things: A Memoir in Slices

Brown’s ability to have the reader relate and his ability to bring a sense of honesty and openness to his work is what makes his comics, including Little Things, sweet and poignant.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Crawl Space: XXXombies

I’m not too sure if anyone has tried to combine the zombie and porno genre before, but it is certainly an entertaining hybrid.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Scalped

Aaron and Guéra have created a modern masterpiece that keeps getting better.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Criminal Vol. 2

With its second story-arc it has cemented itself as one of the best modern books and, likely, as one that will long be regarded as an example of the medium's artistic potential.

Greg Oleksiuk

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2 Guns #1

Perhaps this could have been, or could be in the future issues, so much more.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Warhammer: Forge of War #1

Your typical licensed comic book: weak writing and average artwork.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Scalped: Indian Country

The creators are not holding back and will do what it takes to tell the story, even if that makes the reader feel uncomfortable.

Greg Oleksiuk

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The Immortal Iron Fist #1-6

This book will grab you, flip you over and kick your butt all the while leaving you begging for more.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Phonogram: Rue Britannia

This is still a wonderful tale of nostalgia for one's youth and a love-letter to what was one of the greatest music scenes: Britpop.

Greg Oleksiuk

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The Killer #1-2

Matz and Jacamon are able to add European sensibilities of depth and character development to create one of the best noir books on the market at present.

Greg Oleksiuk

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Graphic Classics: H.P. Lovecraft

This collection allows readers to "see" Lovecraft's works, but with the less likelihood that you will wonder why you just spend five bucks to rent a crappy movie.

Greg Oleksiuk

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An anthology series that is more than it seems that returns Vertigo to its roots.

One of the best superhero books ever made finally gets the love it deserves.

Brown’s ability to have the reader relate and his ability to bring a sense of honesty and openness to his work is what makes his comics, including Little Things, sweet and poignant.

I’m not too sure if anyone has tried to combine the zombie and porno genre before, but it is certainly an entertaining hybrid.

Taking John Constantine back to his roots.

Aaron and Guéra have created a modern masterpiece that keeps getting better.

With its second story-arc it has cemented itself as one of the best modern books and, likely, as one that will long be regarded as an example of the medium's artistic potential.

Being bad has never been so good.

The best Green Arrow story in years.

Perhaps this could have been, or could be in the future issues, so much more.

Your typical licensed comic book: weak writing and average artwork.

The creators are not holding back and will do what it takes to tell the story, even if that makes the reader feel uncomfortable.

This book will grab you, flip you over and kick your butt all the while leaving you begging for more.

This is still a wonderful tale of nostalgia for one's youth and a love-letter to what was one of the greatest music scenes: Britpop.

Matz and Jacamon are able to add European sensibilities of depth and character development to create one of the best noir books on the market at present.

This collection allows readers to "see" Lovecraft's works, but with the less likelihood that you will wonder why you just spend five bucks to rent a crappy movie.