Moonhead and the Music Machine by Andrew Rae
I’ve recently had the good fortune to discover comics and graphic novels published by Nobrow Press, and if you’ve never heard of Nobrow before, Moonhead and the Music Machine by Andrew Rae is an excellent place to start. It is a stunning graphic novel that is representative of Nobrow‘s highly selective catalog. Nobrow puts out high quality art books, so if you are a fan of sequential art,
June 27th, 2014. Brad Hawley´s rating: 5 | Comics | SFF Reviews | no comments |
Map of Days by Robert Hunter
I’ve recently become a fan of Nobrow Press: They put out unique, and often small, runs of graphic novels that stand out as special works of art because of the high level of paper, binding, and printing techniques. Each graphic novel is sized differently to suit best the artwork inside, and the printing technique reminds me of William Blake’s illuminated manuscripts. Each book stands out and looks and even feels unlike any comic book or graphic novel I’ve ever seen.
June 27th, 2014. Brad Hawley´s rating: 5 | Comics | SFF Reviews | 2 comments |
Destination X by John Martz
I’ve recently become a fan of Nobrow Press: They put out unique, and often small, runs of graphic novels that stand out as special works of art because of the high level of paper, binding, and printing techniques. Each graphic novel is sized differently to suit best the artwork inside, and in the case of Destination X, the book is a small, square volume. Each book stands out and looks and even feels unlike any comic book or graphic novel I’ve ever seen.
June 27th, 2014. Brad Hawley´s rating: 4.5 | Comics | SFF Reviews | no comments |
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