Comics – Page 2 – Vol. 1 Brooklyn

Presenting the Cover of Mathieu Bablet’s Graphic Novel “Silent Jenny”

April 6, 2026 No Comments

In a 2019 review of Mathiew Bablet’s graphic novel Shangri-La, Augie De Blieck Jr. had plenty of great things to say about the book. “It’s beautifully drawn with a very cinematic eye,” De Blieck wrote. “If Bryan Hitch was French and wanted to draw manga, this would be the result.”

That graphic novel was the first book in a trilogy; this year, the concluding volume, Silent Jenny, is set for publication via Magnetic Press and ONI Press. A fundraising campaign is set to begin soon on Kickstarter; we’re pleased to debut the cover art above.

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The Return of “Weird Tales” — In Graphic Novel Form

March 11, 2026 No Comments

Weird Tales cover by Eric Powell: "Cthulu Rises!" Ominous winged beastie.

If you’ve ever enmeshed yourself in the history of uncanny fiction, you’re probably familiar with the name Weird Tales. This magazine has a special place in the annals of fantasy and horror fiction; now, a new graphic novel features some classic stories from the original magazine adapted into words and pictures.

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A Glimpse Inside Jonathan Djob Nkondo’s “Wandering”

March 4, 2026 No Comments

You might recognize Jonathan Djob Nkondo’s name from his comics work; you might also know him from his work on the acclaimed animated series Scavengers Reign. In 2020, SOLRAD’s Daniel Elkin observed that Nkondo’s comic After Laughter “reflects movement and time, focusing attention and perspective in a manner rarely found in comics.”

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Revisiting Pulp Comics History With a “Savage Tales of the 1980s” Excerpt

February 20, 2026 No Comments

This month, Fantagraphics is continuing their ongoing project of revisiting some of the more unpredictable corners of Marvel Comics’ archives with Lost Marvels No. 3: Savage Tales of the 1980s. As the title suggests, this volume brings together a collection of short comics edited by industry legend Larry Hama, and featuring a look back from Hama on this period in his career.

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An Excerpt From Joann Sfar and Tony Sandoval’s “The Dragons of Paris”

December 9, 2025 No Comments

We’re longtime readers of Joann Sfar’s comics work around these parts, including his terrific biographical comic Pascin. But beyond the comics he has written and drawn, he’s also worked in collaboration with other artists, including The Dragons of Paris, featuring art by Tony Sandoval.

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“We Came to Aliens Through the Lens of Folklore”: Kris Bertin on “The Secret of the Saucer”

November 24, 2025 No Comments

I’m Adam Szym, cartoonist of many years and of late a hobbyist screenwriter. Last September my graphic novel Little Visitor & Other Abductions, a collection of three sci-fi horror stories connected by the theme of alien abduction, was released by Oni Press.

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A New Collection Revisits the First Decade of “Tom the Dancing Bug”

October 29, 2025 No Comments

Today, we’re pleased to present an excerpt from a new retrospective collection covering the early years of Ruben Bolling’s long-running comic Tom the Dancing Bug, a Kickstarter campaign for which is now live. Bolling’s blend of slapstick humor and unnerving political commentary — Lucky Ducky is a favorite around these parts — remains deeply relevant to the current state of American politics. Read on for a look inside…

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Graphic Rage: An Interview with Writer and Artist Aubrey Hirsch

October 27, 2025 No Comments

Writer and visual artist Aubrey Hirsch knows Clarence Thomas won’t be reading Graphic Rage – and that’s fine. Her new book isn’t meant to convert opponents; it aims to witness, validate, and give readers a steadier sense that they’re not alone.