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3.0

Review: Ryuko VOL. 1 Is At Odds With Itself

Jason Jeffords Jr.
July 16, 2019
Indie, Manga, Reviews, Titan Comics
Titan Comics (w/a) Eldo Yoshimizu Awhile back Titan Comics announced their first Japan title in the Hard Case Crime line, Eldo Yoshimizu’s...
5.0

Review: A Wondrous Journey With “Wandering Island Vol. 2”

Jason Jeffords Jr.
February 7, 2019
Dark Horse, Manga, Reviews
Dark Horse Comics (W/A) Kenji Tsuruta In recent years, manga and most forms of entertainment seem to push only have a few genre’s at the...

Review: ‘Mangasia’ is a Fascinating Journey Through Asian Comic Art

Jason Sacks
November 27, 2017
Books, Reviews
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

J.A. Micheline
May 19, 2017
Manga
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

J.A. Micheline
December 27, 2016
Miscellaneous Comic Book Content
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

Claire Napier
September 7, 2016
Image, Indie, Manga, Reviews
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

Shelly Atomic
July 15, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
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”

Christopher M. Jones
June 29, 2016
Columns, Comic Book G-Forces, Reviews
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

Shelly Atomic
May 13, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
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

Shelly Atomic
April 29, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
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

Shelly Atomic
April 15, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
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

Shelly Atomic
March 18, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Resurrected three centuries after his defeat at the hands of the samurai Naonosuke, the powerful vampire Migiri has reasserted himself as a deadly...

Keeping It Ghastly: The Drifting Classroom Vol 1 & 2

Shelly Atomic
March 5, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
What time is it? Kazuo Umezu time! From the creator of Scary Book, Orochi: Blood and Reptilia comes a sci-fi horror series aptly named The Drifting...

Keeping It Ghastly: Biomega Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
February 5, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
2016 is turning out to be a Sci-fi horror year for me. I rewatched The Thing, Event Horizon and Alien, read Parasyte vol 1 for Comics Bulletin, and...

Keeping It Ghastly: Another

Shelly Atomic
January 8, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Welcome to 2016! In the last week Iran and Saudi Arabia have been at each other's throats, the gun debate in the US has reached a tipping point,...
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