Caitlin Rosberg's posts

The Department Of Truth occupies the center of a Venn diagram made up of overtly political comics and those that are…

In internet time, a decade ago may as well be the Jurassic, buried under layers of verbal history and sometimes…

On the surface, The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott is simply a coming-of-age story, a sweet and delightful…

Comics dealing directly with Christian themes have been mostly relegated to Chick tracts and a lot of mockery. But…

Catwoman #23 marks the arrival of the Sean Gordon Murphy-verse into primary DC canon, and the start is fairly rocky.…

It’s hard to imagine a world where Banned Book Club could be more relevant than it is right now. If it’s not clear…

With almost 100 years under his yellow belt, Superman is a major part of American cultural history. As superhero…

Over the past decade, Lucy Knisley has become a preeminent nonfiction cartoonist, creating charming, heartfelt …

Webcomics are often dominated by the types of stories and creators that can’t access or aren’t welcome in the…

The infrastructure supporting the direct market of comic shops has been shaky for years, making the impact of the…

There is a semantics issue in the comics industry, one that’s been growing for the past decade and may finally come…

In many ways, Kairos is an excellent fairy tale comic. The book opens with Nills and Annaelle arriving at a remote…

There’s a sweet spot where fish-out-of-water stories meet small-town freak show stories, and King of Nowhere is…

In a lot of ways, Plunge represents the core of Hill House Comics. Limited miniseries offer creators a chance to…

Despite all of the hand-wringing about the state of the American comics industry, it’s impossible to ignore the…

The Bat-family is a sprawling one, taking on new characters at a regular pace to keep Gotham’s prodigal son rich…

Just like Young Animal before it, the Hill House imprint from DC is proving to be a fascinating experiment,…

At the heart of The Banks is a criminal legacy that walks a fine line between familiar and fresh twists on old…

At first glance, the most striking thing about Far Sector #1 is the artwork. That’s usually true of comic books, but…

If there’s a perfect confluence between the continued boom of middle-grade graphic novels and beloved childrens’…