Author Chase Magnett

I have a confession to make. I have never read Carl Barks’s or Don Rosa’s Duck comics. This has been a gaping hole in my repertoire of comics knowledge that I have become more self-conscious of each...

  Deadly Class is one of my favorite new series of 2014. It blends a fun and twisted premise with some of the best comics storytelling available. The characters are distinctive, the action is...

In The Woods #2, James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas begin to establish the structure of their ongoing comic about a high school mysteriously transported to a dangerous, alien planet. It appears that the...

There is a common argument in comics culture that asserts both men and women are sexualized in comics and that this is not a significant problem. When I read these arguments and articles supporting it, the...

Nailbiter #1 was released to almost universally positive reviews, praised for its high concept and grasp of the horror genre. Nailbiter #2 continues the strengths of the first issue, but plays up something not...

The last line of Trees #1 summarizes the tone of the comic perfectly: “All this is normal.” In spite of the absurdity of massive tree-like aliens planting themselves across the Earth, the characters in...