Comics in Color

Rarely if ever do I purchase comics solely for the art, as a writer I appreciate good storytelling above all else. But when I saw Val-Mar by Grey Williamson on my Amazon.com recommendations page I was so...

It's a rare thing when one finds a comic, movie ect. set in Egypt where the characters are depicted as dark-skinned and even rarer when the heroes of said story are. When I first saw the Pack,  by creator...

A while ago I had visited my old job at the comic shop Forbidden Planet. Whilst looking for a good graphic novel to read I happened upon a copy of Eric Dean Seaton’s Mantamaji, which looked like it might...

Last year I began reading a series of books published by Stranger Comics and set in the world of Asunda. My first review in this world was of a book called the Untamed where a man traveled to a town to reap...

A while ago I did several reviews on a comic book series called One Nation, a world  created by by Jason Reeves and John Ruben Milton. Penned by Revees and Alverne Ball, this comic book universe is wrought...

As I said last week, when I read comics I tend to look for certain things in copious amounts, those things would be fights and explosions. However once in awhile I enjoy stories that are thought provoking and...

I don’t typically read web comics mainly because I like to take my comics on the train with me, but during a routine glide around the internets, I happened upon MFK, an interesting story created by Nilah...

Typically when I buy comics, I'm looking for something with a little grit, a bit of sex and a lot of violence. Now what that says about me notwithstanding, I do on occasion miss out on something that I may...

In the world of black comics there are a number of voices that look to be heard and faces which want to be seen. While the majority of creatives I have come across are male, in the black comic scene that in no...

By Ra'Chaun Rogers I love the comic book medium because it is one of the few which can tell a story visually. Anguish, affection, malice -- all of these can be displayed with the fluidity and grace of a...

Review by: Ra'Chaun Rogers This month I picked up a copy of Askari Hodari,the original graphic novel by Glenn Brewer. This one’s a gritty tale of vigilante justice that reminded me of a less polished...

Created by Geoffrey Thorne. Usually I do reviews of single-issue comics that people can pick up either online or at a store. I do that with the purpose of having a specific beginning and end point to...

  I haven’t done this in a while so forgive me if I’m rusty.  This week I picked up the second issue of the comic book adaptation of Ernest Tidyman’s no-nonsense black detective...