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September 5, 2026 8:22 pm

The Panharmonion Vol. 1: Times of London (Review)

Writer: Henry ChebaaneArtist: Stephen Baskerville Independent, Summer, 2023 There is something to the human condition that compels us to know what is behind the curtain. Here we see familiar historical and the suggestion that something much stranger has been hiding underneath it all along. The Panharmonion Vol. 1: Times of London, written by Henry Chebaane with art by Stephen Baskerville, takes Victorian Britain, blending historical mystery, science fiction, horror, and corporate conspiracy into an alternative-history story that stretches across centuries and continents. The story follows Alex Campbell, a music producer and composer who has spent much of her life carrying the psychological scars of a traumatic residential fire in Montreal in 1994 that claimed the lives of her family. Raised in Toronto by her protective grandparents, Alex unexpectedly inherits a long-abandoned 19th-century property in London’s King’s Cross after their sudden deaths. What initially looks like a probate headache soon becomes

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What If…[X-Men]? #1 (2026) (review)

Writer: Ashley Allen Artist: Sumit Kumar Marvel Comics, October 2026 Back in 2001, Scottish writer Grant Morrison created Cassandra Nova, a mutant telepath with vile tastes in conquest, for American superhero assembly line Marvel Comics. The surprise twist to Nova’s arrival at the time in the X-Men universe is that she is mutant leader Charles Xavier’s sister, killed in utero by Xavier during a pre-birth battle for survival. (Like any good soap opera, X-Men stories are littered with completely unexpected family additions, with the additional impetus of genetic bloodlines explaining the new character’s far-fetched abilities powers.) This story postulates an alternative dimension where Nova won that fight, and Xavier is dead. This issue is properly characterised as lurking in the horror genre as much as being a mutant superhero adventure ballad. Here is the promotional copy for the title: In a world where Cassandra Nova killed Charles Xavier in the

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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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