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May 13, 2026 2:05 pm

St. Malo #1 (Review)

Writer: Jay B. Kalagayan Illustrator: Feriowind Creative Mussel, January 2026 St. Malo #1 opens with a clear sense of purpose, combining historical context, cultural identity, and horror without overcomplicating its premise. Written by Jay B. Kalagayan and illustrated by Feriowind, the comic draws from the real history of early Filipino settlements in Louisiana and filters it through a darker, supernatural lens. The book is rooted in the story of St. Malo, recognized as one of the first Filipino communities in what would become the United States. A brief timeline at the start, compiled with input from historian Makialani Kanewa-Mariano, lays out the journey of Filipino migrants who escaped servitude and established a life in the Louisiana swamps. While not strictly necessary to follow the narrative, this grounding in real history adds weight to the story and gives the setting a sense of authenticity that carries through the rest of the

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Speed Racer Vol. 1 TPB (Review)

Writer: David Pepose Artist: Davide Tinto Mad Cave Studios, May 2026 Mad Cave Studios’ take on Speed Racer has always had a tricky balance to strike. The original property is so stylistically distinct, so tied to a very specific era of animation, that any modern adaptation risks either feeling outdated or losing its identity. With Speed Racer Vol. 1 TPB, writer David Pepose and artist Davide Tinto don’t attempt a full overhaul. Instead, they tinker with the engine and recalibrate the timing. The story remains focussed on the protagonist, named Speed. Collecting issues #0 through 5, this volume reframes Speed’s world through a contemporary lens without discarding its roots. The core premise remains recognizable: Speed, his family, the Mach 5 race car, and the looming presence of Speed’s adversary, Racer X. But the structure surrounding those elements has shifted. Gone are the clean, commercialized races of the original anime. In

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Nonnonba (review)

Writer/Artist : Shigeru Mizuki Translator : Jocelyne Allen Published by : Drawn & Quarterly Year : 2019 (Original Japanese text: 1977) Time and time again

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Shark of War #5 (review)

Writer and Artist: Ben Lacy Biting Comics, 2022 Rather sadly, in 2019, a friendly and inquisitive Beluga whale was found swimming off the coast of

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Wren #1-3 (review)

A story both timely and timeless. Creator: Peter Taylor Independent, 2021-2022 Every once in awhile, the timing of a story’s release can be just as

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Vale Neal Adams (1942-2022)

Ground-breaking American comic book artist Neal Adams died this week, aged 80. Mr Adams had a distinctive style which was unlike any of his contemporaries.

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X-Men: Red #1 (review)

Writer: Al Ewing Artists: Stefano Caselli and Federico Blee Marvel Comics. June, 2022 At the outset: an apology. This critique mentions the names of characters

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The Rite #1 (review)

Writer: Aaron J. McGrath Artist: Hernan Gonzalez Colourist: Damian Felitte Letter: Nicholas Lepka December, 2021 The Rite #1 is an independent horror title released in

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