Author Francesca Lyn

I absolutely loathe summer. The mosquitos are out. It’s way too hot and the air is thick with humidity.  The sticky days are long and unrelenting; it’s pretty gross. I suffer from bouts of insomnia that...

In the beginning was Peanuts. Peanuts is arguably the most popular and influential comic strip of all time. When beginning my research on Charles M. Schulz and Peanuts to write this review, I carried around a...

Published by Top Shelf Productions, Renee French’s The Ticking (2006) is a graphic novel worth picking up if you missed it the first time around. The Ticking is a deceptively simple story about a boy named...

 Aside from reading the regular Sunday funnies and the odd Betty & Veronica, I wasn't really into comics as a little kid. I didn't know what to expect from Rich Clabaugh's The...

 My policy is to only write about stuff I like and Mind the Gap is no exception. The first issue came back out in May and I'm actually surprised no one on Comics Bulletin has reviewed it yet. Have...

 I’m not good with keeping up with things. When noted dilettante Danny Djelosevic asked me to review a two-issue miniseries about the B.P.R.D. I thought it would be a perfect opportunity for me...

What's love got to do with it? The delightfully explicit Lovestruck attempts to answer that and more. Lovestruck is a love letter for cynics packaged in a fun graphic novel. Cupid is delusional monster...