[ Editor’s Note: If you’ll recall from the last Eisner Review , Heather’s completion of the Eisner Watch series was cruelly delayed because of jury duty. This is the last of the series, focusing on the 2015 Best New Series winner, Lumberjanes .] Have you ever been to summer camp? Have you ever had a […]
The Eisners may be over, but there's still a couple titles left to review! Rocket Raccoon , another title nominated in the Best New Series category, came right in the middle of an entirely unexpected phenomenon.
If this comic doesn't deserve an Eisner, we don’t know what does.
The Fade Out , a new series published by Image Comics and written by Ed Brubaker with art by Sean Phillips, is an engaging story set on the set of a late 1940s Hollywood noir film.
High Crimes has it all: Murder, intrigue, death-defying heights, and a pair of compelling leads who are just as much of a mystery as the one they've accidentally stumbled onto.
Watson and Holmes may be the underdog of the Best New Series category, but Heather isn't foolish enough to overlook it and neither should you.
Greg Rucka and Michael Lark's Lazarus really stands on its own as a dark, dystopian fantasy that is honestly not a huge leap from where we are today.
Have you heard of Rat Queens ? If not, you need to get out from that rock you've been living under and seek this thing out. The power of Betty commands you.
In Eisner Watch, Heather reviews a nominee in the Best New Series category of the 2014 Eisner Awards.
