Zainab Akhtar's posts

Today, we once again take the opportunity to celebrate some of the fantastic women cartoonists and artists working…

It’s International Women’s Day, and once more, we’re celebrating with a list that spotlights the work of 10…

French comics scribe Fabien Vehlmann continues his run of penning a slate of varied and interesting comics,…

Comics is experiencing another golden age. What’s exciting about this one is that it’s distinctly contemporary in…

Jim Gordon as a mech-suit-wearing Batman officially sanctioned by the Gotham City Police Department is the kind of…

Fans of Kathryn and Stuart Immonen have been waiting quite some time for their next graphic novel collaboration: Movi…

July 15th will see publisher IDW release the first issue of Godzilla In Hell, a new five-part miniseries that finds…

While Brenden Fletcher has proven his abilities on a slew of recent books, writing Batgirl with Cameron Stewart and G…

This July sees the release of Island #1, a new and much anticipated monthly comics anthology project helmed by…

DC You is the biggest shake up in the DC universe since the New 52, and just a few weeks in the landscape looks…

In the 25 years since its creation, Drawn & Quarterly has grown from a small comics magazine into one of the…

It is difficult to come up with fresh praise for Jillian Tamaki’s SuperMutant Magic Academy (Drawn & Quarterly). It…

A somewhat surprise release from publishers Youth In Decline last month, Lovers Only sees three of comics’ most…

The mists of intrigue surround the story of Johnny Htoo and Luther Htoo, twin brothers who, at the age of 12,…

Released in its native French in four volume installments over the course of 2009 to 2014, Laura Zuccheri and…

After an undefined apocalyptic event leaves an eerily human-free world and the Earth scorched and ruined, Simon, a…

This summer both of the big two publishers are taking the opportunity to throw spaghetti at the wall and figure out…

Kris Mukai’s latest sees the versatile cartoonist veer into yet another direction after the grimy humor of Commuter a…

The allure of Rodolphe and Léo’s Kenya series is essentially twofold. Readers witness a smorgasbord of various genre…

Archie Andrews and his friends are no strangers to crossovers, meeting characters like the Teenage Mutant Ninja…