Archaia

If you liked the movie and want to know more about the lore of the world of Thra, then you should pick up this comic. Not only does it go into great detail of the past of Aughra, the Gelflings, and the Urskek, it also contains some stories, like How The Read More

Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock Classics brings together four chapters of the old Fraggle Rock comics from the 1980s. Each issue is broken up into two parts and feels just like an episode of the TV show: there is a problem, a postcard from Uncle Matt that Read More

I really liked Rust — it told an interesting story in a unique way. It’s a very quiet comic, in that there are whole pages with no dialogue, only images. Royden Lepp likes to tell his story with action more than words. There are twists in the story that Read More

The Sigh, which reads like a fairy tale, is a story appropriate for all ages. The art, typical to Satrapi, is perhaps not super sophisticated, but is really an addition to the story telling rather than the meat of the story telling. Read More

Chad Michael Murray's graphic novel writing debut has finally hit the shelves. With a tortured hero and an apocalyptic storyline, the universe he created has exceeded even my wildest dreams. Read More

Despite Archaia being plagued with delays, David Petersen once again shows that his work is worth the wait. This miniseries continues to read like a great quest of Celanawe not only for the legendary Black Axe, but also of himself. Read More

Lucid has many Hollywood ties. It is written by Michael McMillian, more commonly known for his role as Steve Newlin on True Blood. It is Archaia's first venture in conjunction with Before the Door, Zachary Quinto's (Star Trek, Heroes) company. Combining Read More

As if getting to interview the artist of Hybrid Bastards, Kate Glasheen, wasn't great enough, I got the opportunity to pick the brain of the author himself, Tom Pinchuk. It was so much fun to peek inside the mind that created such hilarious insanity! Read More

A never before seen script from Jim Henson is on its way to becoming a graphic novel from Archaia. Read More

The Killer: Modus Vivendi is described as a "hardboiled" noir series that chronicles "one man's journey through some seriously bad mojo." After reading this issue, I have a strong feeling that this is a comic series that is difficult to jump into Read More

When given the opportunity to review Hybrid Bastards, I also was offered the chance to interview the artist, Kate Glasheen, via email. It was a wonderful experience and she really gave a lot of insight into how the comic was created. Check it out! Read More

The summary of Hybrid Bastards alone hooked me; the idea of Zeus having a bunch of hybrid offspring running around was amusing. The fact that those hybrids are the result of Zeus getting it on with inanimate objects made it hilarious. Read More