Röhner by Max Baitinger Baitinger’s Röhner is a very humorous read while also one of the most formally experimental and unique comics I...

Reading this over a year after it started feels different, as we've distanced ourselves from both the beginning of the pandemic as well...

This comic has the reader following French photographer Didier Lefèvre as he accompanies a Doctors Without Borders mission into the heart...

The dreaming youths by Oskar Kokoschka. This brief illustrated poem by the Austrian artist is an interesting piece of media, as it could...

Based on a story by Tezuka, the father of manga, Pluto mixes an almost-Disney-like atmosphere of techno-positivism with great horror...

My second contact with the work of Frenchman Cyril Pedrosa, Portugal is, ironically, a rather unfrench story about family and identity...

This is going to be a list of six comics I would recommend to someone if I didn't know anything about them and my life depended on them...

This is going to be a list of six comics I would recommend to someone if I didn't know anything about them and my life depended on them...

On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden. Set in a futuristic world where spaceships look like fish and buildings float away in space, On a Sunbeam...

I see a lot of posts where people ask want to get into more indie and alternative comics. Here's my attempt at giving some helpful advice...

Jorge Luis Borges “The Aleph” is a short story (20-ish pages) by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. It’s the first thing I’ve read by...

The Zanardi Cycle or Zanardi Saga is a collection of comics done by the Italian Andrea Pazienza (The last days of Pompeo) from the...

After watching several youtube videos by Noah Van Sciver and Brian Baynes (https://youtu.be/tHZOxdOeojg), Earl Grey...

Charles Burns’ Black Hole was one of those comics I wasn’t sure I was going to like (mainly because I am not into the horror genre), even...

I discovered Pompeo and Pazienza while browsing some of my local comic book shops (Akira Comics and Elektra Comics in Madrid). The cover...

Blutch’s Peplum is a comic I was recommended by a fellow redditor (u/LondonFroggy) as one of his ten favorite comics of all time, and I...

To celebrate the twelfth of October (día de la Hispanidad), I’d like to share some of my favorite and most influential creators in the...

An interesting story about the evolution of Berlin through the late twenties and early thirties through a vast and varied cast of...

One of the best stories I have read in the last couple of months, Frenchman Pedrosa’s “Three Shadows” stands out as a deep and emotional...

The sequel to the famous Incal comic by Jodorowsky and Moebius, this is the story of the Metabaron’s family tree, from his great-great...