Grant Morrison‘s take on super hero comic history is a nice treat for a fan. Might be a bit more out there if you aren‘t familiar with his work. I feel he wanted to share is comic world view after winning a lifetime achievement award. I enjoyed the snips from his life and having the insider take on the ‘events‘ he was a part of us interesting. He is a huge part of my comic mythology. Magic is out there as all time happens simultaneously...

Another excellent novella from Brubaker and Phillips.
The western and the nazi pulp brought together.
So good.
I really enjoyed this one and look forward to a film version of it in 10 years.

This is the second TKO book I've read and it is solid. Another quick story. It jumps right in and keeps a good pace throughout. The art seems to suit the story perfectly. Gabriel Walta really does show a lot of emotion in the children throughout. I've never read a story about an AI taking on this maternal figure, but it worked very well. It could have been a much more drawn out and lengthy story, but serves well as a novella.

Scott McCloud is great with fiction or non.
I honestly was not expecting the melancholy, but I loved it.
I took this one a chapter at a time and enjoyed taking it slow. The art was very precise but still conveyed strong emotion. The dialogue was concise but still felt realistic.
I always enjoy artist‘s telling stories about artists and McCloud‘s surprised me with his take.
A beautiful piece for a casual reader or a graphic novel scholar.

This was a great quick WW2 story.
I don‘t know much about women in war or the role of Russia in WW2. Can‘t say I know much more, but enjoyed the perspective.
Beautiful art, paneling and dialogue.
Really no faults to this work, just quick.
Made me want to@have a longer story, but I understand it is suited for a short.
Garth Ennis is solid and does a great job with historical fiction.
Beautiful and worth a glance, just so-so for@my personal tastes.

It was a long read for me, which I appreciated.
I could read a chapter, set it down and think of it a while. Almost a therapy of a read.
Made me meditate on motherhood from the perspective of a child who has not experienced it.
I appreciate autobio comics, but they really can be very different in style.
This one is more about the author‘s journey through her psyche than actions.
I look forward to her next book.