Euro Reviews: ‘HSE’ Volume 3 – The Finale To A Horribly Prescient Future
The finale of a horribly plausible dark vision of the future successfully nails its conclusion set in a world where
Read moreThe finale of a horribly plausible dark vision of the future successfully nails its conclusion set in a world where
Read moreI reviewed the first volume of this Euro title back in 2021, saying this: “It’s very clever, it’s very well
Read moreÉric Stalner‘s noir spy thriller set in JFK’s America follows a father and son travelling state to state in search
Read moreThe man who changed running, that’s what they call Emil Zátopek, one of the greatest Olympic champions of all time,
Read moreAndré Franquin‘s Marsupilami was one of the most successful, most recognisable Euro comics characters of all time. Here, in a
Read moreThe latest XIII continues the second phase of the series after creators Jean Van Hamme and William Vance left once their story
Read moreThe latest in the Cinebook Lucky Luke reprints brings us right up to date with this Jul and Achdé volume
Read moreThe question of what price a life takes on a whole new meaning in HSE, The Human Stock Exchange, where
Read moreNow, Eden really is a fascinating one, a meditation on our natures, our relationships with the animals, our cruelty and
Read moreOkay then, a little while ago I told you about Cutting Edge – The Siren’s Song book one from writer Francesco
Read moreCutting Edge: The Siren’s Song is an absolutely wonderful piece of nonsense of a comic from writer Francesco Dimitri and artist Mario
Read moreThe Largo Winch graphic album series by Jean Van Hamme and Phillippe Francq is a wonderful, thrill-packed adventure of a
Read moreA beautiful, thoughtful look back at a life, beginning to end, a study on choices made and roads not taken
Read moreEdgar P. Jacob‘s Blake and Mortimer is a Euro classic, first appearing in 1946 and going on to become a
Read moreA short graphic novel of 122 pages, Giant is nonetheless an entrancing thing, set against the spectacular and changing 1930s
Read moreAs Wine – A Graphic History so neatly puts it – ‘The history of wine is nothing less than the
Read moreA runner on the start line of the NY marathon gets a ‘dear John’ text, the words, ‘We’re finished,’ stopping
Read moreLucky Luke Volume 76 brings us the exception to the rule of these Lucky Luke adventures being fabulous things that
Read moreEverything you always wanted to know about love and relationships but were afraid to ask! That’s what Margreet de Heer
Read moreFive children wake up in a mysteriously deserted city. They must learn to survive – alone. That’s the tag-line for
Read moreIn Medicine: A Graphic History, surgeon and professor of medical history, Jean-Noël Fabiani, together with artist Philippe Bercovici attempt to
Read moreTime for another look at some of the delights of the Euro comics scene. This week, it’s the long-running series,
Read moreThe adventures of Cat and her cat, Sushi. It’s nothing more than a cat doing the cat thing and profoundly
Read moreClimbing meets art as Jean-Marc Rochette (Snowpiercer) and co-writer Olivier Bocquet slowly but surely craft a tale that captures the
Read moreSpiro & Fantasio, another great series from Europe, full of fun and fabulous cartooning. Yet, like Lucky Luke, you may
Read moreWelcome to Orbital – a political action thriller from Sylvain Runberg and Serge Pellé. It’s a strip that’s part thoughtful
Read moreLucky Luke, a classic name, a classic look, yet you may not have ever read one. Well, here’s where we
Read moreKivu tells a tale of Africa, one that certainly needs telling, exposing the brutality, the death, the horrors – and
Read moreA near-future sci-fi saga begins with three dystopian visions of mundane existence that don’t seem all that far away, where
Read moreTake the US Civil War, Union vs Confederates, and turn it into a screwball comedy sitcom – and you get
Read moreA strange folk-horror Euro adventure of a young Frenchman on a quest to the heart of 17th century Iceland, a
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