Comic books posses a certain power, a power to visualize stories and make them something ‘out of this world’. Nonetheless, there are many that portray stories that actually happened, but make the ... Read More »
One of Vincent van Gogh’s last paintings, The Garden Of Daubigny, which he painted in the summer of 1890 was inspired by a man he admired a lot, Charles-François Daubigny, even though van Gogh only... Read More »
We’ve had our fair share of Western comic books on the site, and while many may presume that all of these stories will head towards a nearly identical path, they proved to be quite diverse and enthr... Read More »
We all have that one moment in time, that one decision we wish we could change. One regret may be bigger than the other but it’s exactly because we can’t alter the past, that we learn to live in t... Read More »
Publisher Blloan came out with another nice looking hardcover publication, this time based on the life of the famous New York photographer Weegee. While the man has undoubtedly made formidable picture... Read More »
Orphans probably don’t have the easiest life. Some might end up wandering the streets, others get placed in nasty foster homes, but luckily some find their forever home during/after their trip of mi... Read More »
De Kat (Le Chat) is a figment of cartoonist Philippe Geluck’s mind and used to be published in the Belgian newspaper Le Soir. Soon he became extremely popular and as a result also got published in h... Read More »
Kinky & Cosy have just passed our editorial office and we are already able to present you another issue of this mischievous duo. This time we had the chance to wade through the many pages of a com... Read More »
Whilst Kinky & Cosy might sound like two of the local prostitutes, they will provide another kind of amusement, namely small gags. These two, rather unappealing children, will often find themselve... Read More »