To end this week of reviews on SOLRAD, Ryan Carey reviews the super-hero revisionism of KANE AND ABLE by Shaky Kane and Krent Able, published by Image Comics

In this week's KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden and SOLRAD Presents, Kricket encounters a strange beast.

Even in a crowd, everyone's got a story - let's see a few of them with the platoonie fish in this week's DANGER DIVER from Jef Harmatz!A

Andrew Neal takes a crack at the 6 books nominated for this year's Eisner Award for Best Humor Publication - which one comes out on top? Anyone?

Sometimes you gotta walk off the drinks, in this week's DARK PANTS from Matt MacFarland, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

After dealing with a bunch of bullshit Instagram comics, Anna Sellheim is on the hunt for sincere depictions of female friendships in comics. What did she find? Find out!

Helen Chazan takes a look at another classic comic by Rumiko Takahashi, and professes her love for Kyoko Otonashi in a review that blends the critical with the personal.

As the Ventura Police Dept. prepares to combat the PELICAN BASTARDS with Operation K.A.L.M.A.R., Officer Napkin encounters a surprise scenario...

Today, Ryan Carey ends our week of reviews on SOLRAD with his look at SUPER! MAGIC FOREST by Ansis Purins, published by the always-interesting Revival House Press

This week, KRICKET THE CAT goes out for a nice relaxing walk.

Charles Hatfield reviews the middle-grade graphic novel THE CARDBOARD KINGDOM: ROAR OF THE BEAST by Chad Sell, a rare sequel that outshines its original

Our aquatic pal the DANGER DIVER is back with a new deep sea creature, the Moon Jellyfish - don't end up a snack!

Let's jump in the way-back machine to Venice Beach, 1973, in this week's DARK PANTS from Matt MacFarland!

Rob Clough takes a look at AMERICAN CULTS, an anthology edited by Robyn Chapman and published by Silver Sprocket.

Announcing CLUTTER by Ariel Bordeaux, the first book from Fieldmouse Press! Check out the Kickstarter project today!

We finish up Karl and Kelly's vacation to Boston with a special edition of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY brought to you by SOLRAD Presents - enjoy!

Ryan Carey professes his love for Love and Rockets with a review of Jaime Hernandez's latest collection, IS THIS HOW YOU SEE ME? from Fantagraphics.

This week in KRICKET THE CAT, je suis also a duck. Enjoy the latest comic from Reilly Hadden and SOLRAD Presents!

Lane Yates returns to SOLRAD with a review of Nathan Cowdry's debut graphic novel, CRASH SITE, from Fantagraphics.

We're splitting Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY into two parts this week - here's the first part of Karl and Kelly's vacation!

The DANGER DIVER takes a break from the funny business to do some truth telling about the human drive to "connect the divide."

Today we have a real treat for you - an excerpt of Pascal Girard's latest book from Drawn & Quarterly, Rebecca & Lucie In the Case of the Missing Neighbor!

Things get spooky at the tar pits as Matt MacFarland's DARK PANTS this week - get ready for a 1970s flashback coming next week!

We wrap up the tussle at the red carpet and ask an otherworldly being a question in this set of pages from MEETING COMICS 12 from Andrew Neal!

Kricket "enjoys" his lunch in this week's KRICKET THE CAT comic from Reilly Hadden, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Ellen O'Grady starts a longer story today called 'Magic Nation' - check out the latest comic from her 55 COMICS series.

This week, the DANGER DIVER answers reader submitted questions with the help of the prognosticating prawn - enjoy!

Continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry, today we talk with JOSH HICKS.

In this week's page of DARK PANTS from Matt MacFarland, it's not just a pair of pants surfacing from the tar pits...

In a new essay, November Garcia gives strategies to overcome creative struggle, block, and burnout to fellow cartoonists.

Kristina Stipetic returns to SOLRAD with an interview of cartoonist Zhang Ke, who gives a wide-ranging interview about working as a cartoonist in China.

In this week's Near Death Flying Turtle, the surprise is both in the comic, and the way you read it! Enjoy the latest from Tom Lake!

Ryan Carey wraps up the week at SOLRAD with a review of John Cuneo's collection COPING SKILLS, published by Fantagraphics Underground.

Enjoy the latest comic from Reilly Hadden's KRICKET THE CAT series, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Things are opening back up in Denver, and Karl's getting used to some things that he hasn't had to deal with in a while in this week's collection of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY.

Our aqueous friend the DANGER DIVER has everyone seeing stars in this week's comic from Jef Harmatz - enjoy!

Sydney To returns to SOLRAD with a review of Jake Halpern and Michael Sloan's WELCOME TO THE NEW WORLD, published by Metropolitan Books.

This week, something surfaces from the depths of the Berea Tar Pits - check out the latest page of Matt MacFarland's DARK PANTS from SOLRAD Presents!

Edward Haynes reviews MY BEGGING CHART by Keiler Roberts and asks - does the way we read this book change after a year in lockdown?

With Monkey in a Diaper in tow, those PELICAN BASTARDS go on a rampage...

The cast of MEETING COMICS walks the red carpet at the movie premier in this week's set of throwback comics from Andrew Neal!

Ryan Carey wraps up our week at SOLRAD with a review of Travis Dandro's KING OF KING COURT, published in 2019 by Drawn & Quarterly.

In this week's comic from Ellen O'Grady's 55 COMICS series, Ellen describes the night raids that the Israeli military perpetrates on Palestinian families.

We're catching up with Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, and this batch includes Karl's monthly check in, and this lovely portrait of Kelly & Moomin.

COME WELL is an abstract comics project by Erik Nebel, which reimagines their WELL COME comics alongside their process work. Enjoy!

All you fish watchers and scientists, give up your varied interests for the beauties of mollyology, this week in Jef Harmatz's DANGER DIVER from SOLRAD Presents.

Check out the latest page of DARK PANTS by Matt MacFarland, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents Imprint!

This week, the PELICAN BASTARDS are on a mission -- call it: Operation Monkey in a Diaper!

This week in Tom Lake's Near Death Flying Turtle, what do you say when you don't have anything to say?

We're continuing to catch up with Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

SOLRAD's lead critic finishes off the week with a review of Karl C. Krumpholz's QUEEN CITY, published by Tinto Press.

In the latest page of Reilly Hadden's KRICKET THE CAT, he adapts the classic Edward Lear poem. Enjoy!

Columbus-based writer and publisher Jordan Spencer makes his SOLRAD debut with a review of Leomi Sadler's new book TUMMY BUGS.

In this dispatch from the DANGER DIVER, our intrepid adventurer finds representatives of each of the Seven Deadly Sins amongst the dwellers of the deep.

Tuesday means another installment from Erik Nebel's entrancing comics series COME WELL, presented with process images by SOLRAD Presents!

SOLRAD ends its spring break with a new essay from Rob Clough on the mini comics of Corinne Halbert. Enjoy!

We're back with SOLRAD Presents and the latest comic from contributor Tom Lake in his NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE series. Enjoy!

After a two-week break, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman shares his perspective on the world at large and details SOLRAD's plans for June.

The PELICAN BASTARDS are back to their nefarious scheming with the latest set of pages from Michael Aushenker. Enjoy!

Weird things happen when Kricket goes out for a jog in this week's KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden, published through our SOLRAD Presents imprint!

We learn more about Val and her ex in this set of comics from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Police Chief Pimco holds a press conference about the PELICAN BASTARDS as chapter 4 of their saga ends on a perplexing note...

Charles Hatfield is back with a review of Linier's children's comic WILDFLOWERS, published earlier this year by TOON Books.

Oliver can't remember the events of last night, or how he got his octopus arms - Audrey thinks she might have a solution, in this week's selection from Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY comic 2008!

Today we have an exclusive preview of Onion Skin, the English-language debut of Edgar Camacho from Top Shelf Productions.

In this week's set of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl shares a universal truth - geese are mean creatures. And that's putting it kindly!

In this week's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE from Tom Lake and SOLRAD Presents, our soaring green reptilian friend offers us a word of advice.

Kim Jooha returns to SOLRAD to make the case for a categorization of comics called Navigating Space Comics, and provides an audit of recent work to make her case.

Travel back in time to Thanksgiving with Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

This week, Ryan Carey reviews THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY: A GRAPHIC NOVEL HISTORY by David F. Walker and Marcus Kwame Anderson.

Ellen O'Grady shares some personal history and thinks about the recent video by Tamer Makalda and the Israeli process of nakba.

This week, the DANGER DIVER invites you to sit and stay awhile, and smell the kelp.

Erik Nebel has partnered with SOLRAD Presents to bring you COME WELL, a series that reimagines their abstract comics and includes process images.

We're pleased to bring you the latest comic from Tom Lake's series NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE through our SOLRAD Presents imprint. Enjoy!

As the public perceives the PELICAN BASTARDS as heroes, a backlash hits Police Chief Pimco's department.

Welcome to Meeting Comics #12 from Andrew Neal! We've got three new comics for you, including a bad song by Rob and Val's full... name?

In this week's KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden, Kricket and the gang try out some new clothes!

In this week's 55 COMICS, Ellen O'Grady discusses the risks that trans women have when assaulted in prison. CW: sexual assault

Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Zach Clemente from BULGIHAN PRESS about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.

In this week's collection of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, life in the world of Karl slowly gets back to normal... including the dreaded jury summons.

Joana Simão returns to SOLRAD with a wide-ranging essay on the ways that an artist's growing pains are depicted through comics, with a focus on the work of Anna Haifisch and Walter Scott.

Check out the latest cut and paste NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE comic from Tom Lake, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

With one of the PELICAN BASTARDS captured and Officer Napkin down, what will Chief Pimco and Det. Hokkaido do next?

This week in Reilly Hadden's KRICKET THE CAT, Barber Bill visit's Kricket's coffee shop, and has a strange tale to tell.

Look out, that man has a gun! It's the final set of pages from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #11, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Things have gone a little sideways in this week's STAR VALLEY comic from Audra Stang. Oliver, dude... what did you do?

This week for 55 COMICS, Ellen O'Grady gives us another rhyming comic about one of her favorite hobbies - beach walking. Enjoy!

We've got a brand new DANGER DIVER for you this week, brought to you by Jef Harmatz and SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

Despite the rough times for Karl and Kelly, there are some signs that things might be moving to a better place in this week's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY.

Erik Nebel shows off their comics-making process with COME WELL, a reinterpretation of their 3- and 4-panel comic series Well Come.

Today we wrap up MORE SEASONS OF GARY with the last two pages of Matt's comic about his dad, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Charles Hatfield returns to SOLRAD with a review of Mikaël Ross's latest YA graphic novel from Fantagraphics - THE THUD, published in 2021.

This week's page of Kricket the Cat by Reilly Hadden features a few friends from Alex Bullett's comic Goblins Goblins.

To finish out a week full of reviews, Ryan Carey has a review of Goncalo Duarte's PARICUTIN, published by Chili Com Carne in 2020.

This week in Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY -2008, you gotta ask... hey Oliver, why do you have an octopus under your shirt?

Kay Sohini reviews THE PARAKEET, the graphic memoir by Espé, published as a part of Penn State University Press' new Graphic Medicine imprint Graphic Mundi.

Our friend the DANGER DIVER reminds us that things aren't that hospitable at the extreme pressures of the oceanic depths - check out the latest page from Jef Harmatz!

Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Dan Stafford from KILGORE BOOKS AND COMICS about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.

Come Well is a reinterpretation of Erik Nebel's beautiful and hypnotic 3- & 4-panel comics with process images. Enjoy their latest set!

Today we welcome Sydney To to SOLRAD with a review of Augusto Mora's ILLEGAL CARGO, published by Black Panel Press in 2020.

In this week's PELICAN BASTARDS, This is Officer Napkin, Badge 2211, requesting backup! I repeat! Badge 2211, requesting backup!

Today we welcome M. Delmonico Connolly to SOLRAD with a review of John Vasquez Mejias's THE PUERTO RICAN WAR, self-published in 2020.

In this week's series of pages from MEETING COMICS #11, Gil gets caught red-handed. Computer, Enhance!

In this week's Kricket the Cat, sometimes all you need is a good socially-distanced cry.

We wrap up our discussion of Peter Gallagher's HEATHCLIFF with a wide-ranging essay from F. Stewart-Taylor featuring Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies, Dada, B Kliban, and Barthes. Enjoy!

Ellen shares more about her relationship with C, specifically the way that prisons squeeze families by charging exorbitant amounts for basic digital services.

What does Heathcliff the cat have to do with neural nets and the American Dream? More than you think, argues SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman.

This week of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY will have you on the edge of your seat as Karl fends off a random attack during a photo shoot.

Tom Shapira kicks off our HEATHCLIFF week with an introduction to George Gallagher's chaotic Dadaist newspaper comic.

Matt experiences the blur of his life after the loss of his father in this week's MORE SEASONS OF GARY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

We're kicking off Heathcliff week with an essay/feature/interview with SOLRAD contributor and cartoonist Andrew Neal - enjoy!

Even when faced with the unseeing and unknowing void, there's always... breakfast. Enjoy another NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE from Tom Lake!

Our lead critic Ryan Carey takes a crack at Max Huffman's new collection titled (COVER NOT FINAL), published by AdHouse Books.

Kricket finds a box of his dad's old things - and tries out some new looks! Check out the latest page of Kricket the Cat from Reilly Hadden!

Please enjoy the latest comic from Ellen O'Grady's 55 COMICS project, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry, today we talk with L. NICHOLS.

In this episode of MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt gets even more bad news... and deals with a clueless guest.

Come Well is a reinterpretation of Erik Nebel's beautiful and hypnotic 3- & 4-panel comics, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents - Enjoy!

Today we are pleased to show off the latest project from our very own Tom Lake, YUM PO YO #1, a one-person anthology featuring all of Tom's comics.

SOLRAD's Editor-in-Chief Daniel Elkin sits down with Sean Knickerbocker to discuss his latest project, RUST BELT REVIEW, a quarterly comics anthology.

Today SOLRAD's lead critic Ryan Carey examines the metaphorical mind of Rodger Binyone with a review of MIFFED RUFFIANZ, published by Silver Sprocket in 2020.

This week, Hi-Ho the hospital clown takes his licks. Check out the next set of pages from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #11!

Kristina Stipetic returns to SOLRAD for an interview with Russian cartoonist Olga Makarova about her comic GIFTS OF WANDERING ICE.

Ellen O'Grady shares her work to help a penpal through blackandpink.org get sober housing, this week on 55 COMICS.

Enjoy another week of Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

In this episode of MORE SEASONS OF GARY, cartoonist Matt MacFarland gets some bad news.

Come Well is a reinterpretation of Erik Nebel's beautiful and hypnotic 3- & 4-panel comics, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents - Enjoy!

Today we have an exclusive preview of Masumura Jūshichi's CHILDREN OF MU-TOWN, which is available for preorder from Glacier Bay Books.

Today we welcome Sara L. Jewell back to SOLRAD with a review of Emma Hunsinger's SHE WOULD FEEL THE SAME from UK-based publisher ShortBox.

Today in the latest episode of KRICKET THE CAT by Reilly Hadden, we learn a little more about Kricket's parents.

With Gil's twin Al coming in to town, I think I can say that my concerns about Patsy's family were... justified? Check out the latest batch of MEETING COMICS!

In this week's selection from Audra Stang's 2008, Adelaide goes rogue. The STAR VALLEY series of comics is brought to you by Audra Stang and SOLRAD Presents!

Ellen O'Grady shares memories from the past in this week's selection of 55 COMICS, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

This week's DANGER DIVER introduces us to the narrow "pharoh" crab, a deep sea dweller with a penchant for building monuments. Enjoy!

This week's collection of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl tells a few stories, plays the "open/closed" game, and reflects on a year of lockdown.

Matt comes to terms with his father after their blow up argument from the previous Christmas in this page of MORE SEASONS OF GARY.

SOLRAD is very pleased to present the latest re-envisioning of Erik Nebel's symbolic abstract comics-work, alongside process images to give the work additional context. Enjoy!

Officer Napkin returns to work to find out that Benlulou is heading back to France - who is going to help him bring the PELICAN BASTARDS to justice?

Tom Shapira returns to SOLRAD with a review of the horror comics POCKET CHILLERS #1-3 by Douglas Noble and Sean Azzopardi.

Enjoy the latest comic in Tom Lake's ongoing series NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE, where a flying turtle asks difficult questions.

SOLRAD's lead critic Ryan Carey takes a crack at Alex Graham's self-printed collection of DOG BISCUITS, one of 2020's most celebrated web comics. How does it hold up?

New pages of KRICKET THE CAT start today on SOLRAD! Glorious!

Enemies of the State is a monthly book club podcast. After a hiatus, this month we’re talking about Nagata Kabi’s MY SOLO EXCHANGE DIARY.

This week, Ellen completes her story of Noah's Ark as a part of her 55 COMICS series, brought to you by SOLRAD Pr