Crime fiction in black and white Creative Staff: Story: Jonathan Kellerman Art: Michael Gaydos Adapter: Ande Parks What They Say:...
Gregory Smith
Gregory Vance Smith reviews a wide variety of media for The Fandom Post. He has a Ph.D. in Communication and M.A. in English from the University of South Florida. His published research focuses on media, music, and cultural production. In addition to writing for The Fandom Post, he contributes to PopMatters.
Riding in an ark of nightmares hungry to survive Creative Staff: Story: Cullen Bunn Art: Juan Doe Letterer: Ryane Hill...
A monster of rotting tripe to counter the Neo-Realism of post war Italian cinema What They Say: Arrow Video presents...
Stan Sakai explores the value of life through stories of sacrifice and guilt. Creative Staff: Story and Art: Stan Sakai...
A strong introduction to what makes Spider-Man accessible What They Say: Excelsior! Marvel Comics’ best-selling heroes are now in the...
She is the chibi glutton in us all What They Say: To her classmates, Umaru Doma appears to be the...
Secrets are revealed, but is it all worth fighting for? Creative Staff Story/Art: Kaori Yuki Translation/Adaptation: William Flanagan What They...
A great book for the long, slow days of summer break Creative Staff: Story and Art: Mark Crilley What They...
Can you produce a comic that features a transgender superhero without making it exploitative? Creative Staff: Story: Paul Jenkins Art:...
Insane, possessed, or just worried the world is rotting around you? Creative Staff: Story: Cullen Bunn Art: Danny Luckert Colors...