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There isn’t much of a story to Jim Thompson’s The Grifters and that’s mostly why I didn’t like it much. The main characters are an estranged...

Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1945-82) was a West German filmmaker who, in his short life, wrote and directed 38 feature films, several shorts a...

WW2 has ended, the state of Israel is yet to be founded. In the years between these two events, a teenage Holocaust survivor, Elisha, is rec...

Charlie “Little” Bigger arrives in the small town of Peardale in Long Island, posing as an older student enrolled at the local college, but ...

Moan is one of Junji Ito’s better horror manga collections. It still has the same problems of other Ito books - character motivations aren’t...

The Land of Sweet Forever is one of the literary events of 2025: a new book by Harper Lee, the author of To Kill a Mockingbird, comprising 8...

Joe Wilmot runs the biggest movie theatre in his small town - but things aren’t going well for Joe. Stuck in a loveless marriage and with bu...

Laura has a one night stand with a stranger she never sees again and gets preggo. Deciding to keep the baby, she raises her daughter Emma as...

Lordy, life is difficult for some people, eh? Kabi Nagata’s previous autobiographical mangas have focused on her difficulties with her homos...

Bill “Dusty” Rhodes has it tough - he’d like to go to college but, with his mother out of the picture, he’s got to support his mentally-aili...

Like a lot of cartoonists who became dads - James Kochalka, Jeffrey Brown, Guy DeLisle, to name just a few - Pascal Girard has made a bunch ...

What’s “epic” about a story that’s only 58 pages long?! Ok, before I sound like a complete idiot, let me qualify what I’m about to say by fi...

Hulk: Gray is a retelling of Hulk’s origin story. So: gamma bomb goes off, Bruce Banner caught in the blast, Ahab-like Ross immediately make...

Ezekiel Farragut is in Falconer prison for murdering his brother. He’s also a heroin addict. There’s no story, just Farragut going through h...