Review: ‘Mangasia’ is a Fascinating Journey Through Asian Comic Art
Mangasia is a must-buy for anybody who wants to learn about the history of comics in nearly two dozen Asian countries. Master comics historian...
When Japanese Influences Meet Western Art Schools: a roundtable
In late March, a wave of discussion took over Twitter’s comics community on the topic of using manga- and anime-inspired art styles while in art...
JAM’s Top 10 for 2016
Editor's Note: While most other comic websites push their writers to collaborate on one definitive list of the "best" comics of 2016, Comics...
Glitterbomb & Helter Skelter: Studying Image From Without & Within
The thing about Glitterbomb is that it reads so male. Not masculine — male. As in not by women, but about them. I say “them” despite being a...
Keeping It Ghastly: Magical Girl Apocalypse Vol 1
The tag line reads, “Not your mommy's magical girls”. Oh boy is that the truth. This time on “Keeping It Ghastly” we'll be taking a look at...
Spitting Out Osamu Tezuka’s “Swallowing the Earth”
Welcome to Comic Book G-Forces, a bi-weekly column that serves as a hybrid of new and republished criticism from comic book writer Christopher M....
Keeping It Ghastly: I Am A Hero Ombnibus Vol 1
Hideó Suzuki has a hard time with social interactions, but when he's alone it all seems alright. He has locked doors to keep out intruders, an...
Keeping It Ghastly: Franken Fran Omnibus Vol 1
It's the stuff of 1950s and 60s double features that drives Katsuhisa Kigitsu's stories of grotesque medical misadventure. Fran Madaraki is the...
Keeping It Ghastly: Nijigahara Holograph
This time on "Keeping It Ghastly" I'll be crawling out of the catacombs of my English-language horror manga collection and going over something a...
Keeping It Ghastly: Blood Sucker – Legend of Zipangyu Vol 1
Resurrected three centuries after his defeat at the hands of the samurai Naonosuke, the powerful vampire Migiri has reasserted himself as a deadly...
