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Not Death, But Love: The Strange, Supernatural Story of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Review)

Writer: Lavender Vroman Artist: Joshua Kemble Turner Publishing, September 2026 Not Death, But Love: The Strange, Supernatural Story of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, written by Lavender Vroman and illustrated by Joshua Kemble, takes one of Victorian literature’s most famous romances and places it in the unsettling world of 19th-century spiritualism. Published by Nashville-based Turner Publishing, the graphic novel blends historical drama, gothic romance, and supernatural intrigue while exploring the real-life relationship between poets Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning. Set in the mid-19th century, the story follows Elizabeth after she escapes the oppressive household of her tyrannical father. She elopes with Robert, eventually settling in Florence, Italy. The warmer climate offers hope for Elizabeth’s chronic health problems, but physical distance from England does little to ease the grief surrounding the tragic drowning of her brother, Edward. Already physically vulnerable and reliant on laudanum to manage her pain, Elizabeth becomes increasingly fascinated

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Uncanny X-men by Gail Simone Volume 4: Where Monsters Dwell (review)

Writer: Gail Simone Artists: David Marquez / Luciano Vecchio Marvel Comics, 2026 (collected edition) With the greatest of respect, Gail Simone has been writing comics for a long time now. We suspect she cannot resist the cheap beer of superhero comics to something more refined with a richer aroma. One of the very first titles we reviewed on this site was Ms Simone’s The Clean Room. It one of the most terrifying horror comics we have ever read (see https://worldcomicbookreview.com/2016/01/27/gail-simone-frightens-us/ ). Yet here she is, penning the adventures of a specific selection of characters from the X-Men franchise (inevitably including everyone’s favourite slicer-and-dicer, Wolverine) who in turn coach a group of young mutants called the Outliers, all set in New Orleans. Ms Simone certainly knows her X-lore, and here she is drawing upon wobblier years of Uncanny X-Men scribe Chris Claremont’s run. After the bleak magnificence of the Dark Phoenix

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Ashes Over Neon (Review)

Creators: Jake Tipton and Dan Albertson Writer: Ethan Murphy Artist: Gustavo Noveas, Chunky Thunder Studios, September 2026 Created by Jake Tipton and Dan Albertson, with

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The Plague #1 (Review)

Writer: Styles Pacheco Artist: Nicky C. Lucky Devil Comics, June 2026 The Plague #1 is the first issue of a new ongoing comic book series

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The Muse (Review)

Writer: Ryan X. MesscherArtist: Gabriel FassinaPublisher: Page XIII Comics Set against the bleak corporate landscape of Terranova City, The Muse from Page XIII Comics puts

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Powerscape #1 (Review)

Writer: Donal Thoms-Cappello Art: Cindy Leung 65 Dollar Productions, April 2026 Written and created by Donal Thoms-Cappello, with art by Cindy Leong and published by

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Planet of the Pets (Review)

Writer and Illustrator: Anthony Falleroni Independent, August 2026Anthony Falleroni’s Planet of the Pets is a 30-page graphic novella that takes a deceptively simple premise and

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Julius: The Werehound #1 (Review)

Writer: Joseph Jasionowski Artist: Elton Thomasi Colosseum Comics, September 2026 There is something inherently fun about a story that throws a Roman warrior, a samurai,

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The Omega Book #1 (Review)

Writer: James PatrickArtist: Paul JunqueraPublisher: Mad Cave Studios, August 2026 James Patrick’s and Paul Junquera’s The Omega Book could easily have become an overstuffed blend

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Tenea #1 – Heart (Review)

Writer: Ivan Buhancov Artist: Misagi Independent, August 2026 With no backdrop of the established continuity seen with major American and Japanese publishers, great indie comics

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