Tag Archives: graphic novels

Tis the season, so from toys to video games and everything in-between, here’s Brutal Gamer’s list of the best to give and get for this Holiday.

Behemoth #2 brings us right back to the brink of Theresa’s despair in Project Behemoth. The second issue continues the plight of Theresa trying to keep control of her mind while repeatedly being forced to perform like an animal. This issue further highlights the inherent problems and issues within the …

Welcome back to Miami! The third issue of Miami Vice: Remix keeps the insanity train going. Crockett battles a psychopath with a vendetta, while Tubbs decides to take a closer look at the new drug in town. Irreverent and in your face, Vice continues to deliver.

Harrow County #1 takes the reader down a dark and twisted path to a small town with a bad history. A beautifully dark, illustrated comic that brings to life the kind of story told around camp fires.

Oh Tyler Durden. The rather memorable character from Chuck Palahniuk’s “Fight Club.” Well, he’s back. And back in a big way. Palahniuk, with the illustrative power of artist Cameron Stewart, has brought the fight to the pages of Dark Horse Comics in “Fight Club 2.”

Andre “The Giant” Roussimoff’s persona and size towered over most. Despite being known worldwide and easily recognizable, few fans know the man behind the legend. Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven, written by Brandon Easton and illustrated by Denis Medri, gracefully presents Andre’s rise in popularity parallel to his personal …

A blast from the past, Marvel Comics revisits their first go at the Star Wars universe, from way back when the franchise was new.

Available now, the latest in Marvel’s new line of Original Graphic Novels is all about that murderous bot- Ultron.

Marvel’s newest crossover event is maybe its biggest ever, and will redefine the Marvel U in its wake. So maybe a little primer is in order, to get you up to speed?

2015 not only sees the Star Wars license go back to the House of Ideas for a round of new comics, but also for a re-issuance of the original comics from the ’70s and ’80s, in the form of 3 oversized hardcover books.

The second book in the Explorer series brings the lure of the deserted island to life across a uniques selection of stories.

A young Hellboy strikes out on his own and joins… the circus?

Marvel announces a book almost as big as Wolverine himself with a 700+ page monster that collects many of the savage characters key moments.

The first collected editions of Marvel Comics’ NOW! line of books will include digital copies of the entire tome starting with the upcoming All New X-Men hardcover.

Dark Horse Comics brings more tales of Tarzan of the Apes from the golden age of comics; featuring the continued work of one of the most prolific comic artists of all time- Jesse Marsh.