Author: Hagai Palevsky

Hagai Palevsky is an Israeli writer and critic of comics, prose, poetry, songs, tweets, and pretty much any medium except author bios. When he isn’t writing, you can probably find him wishing he were writing.

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Aug 31, 2022

✴︎ Reviews

✴︎ andi watson, Dark Horse, David Mack, John Paul Leon, Matt Wagner, Rich Rankin, Stan Sakai

Dealing with the Devil: Grendel Omnibus, Vol. 1

Hagai Palevsky
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Jun 20, 2022

✴︎ Reviews

✴︎ adam de souza, silver sprocket

Bigger Than Any of These Words: Adam De Souza’s ISH and the Semiosis of Broken Vessels

Hagai Palevsky
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Feb 21, 2022

✴︎ Reviews

✴︎ abstract comics, Coach House Books, Martin Vaughn-James

Significant Only Because It Remains: Martin Vaughn-James’ THE CAGE and the Ozymandian Ghost Story

Hagai Palevsky
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Nov 10, 2021

✴︎ Reviews

✴︎ comics in china, drawn and quarterly, r. orion martin, Zuo Ma

A Liminal World: Zuo Ma’s NIGHT BUS, Emotional Realities, and the Finished Unfinished

Hagai Palevsky
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Oct 4, 2021

✴︎ Essays, Features

✴︎ jim davis, jon arbuckle

One Must Imagine Jon Arbuckle Happy – Jim Davis’ ‘Garfield,’ the Pain of a Godless World, and the Discovery of Fulfillment Amidst Spiritual Desolation

Hagai Palevsky
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Sep 13, 2021

✴︎ Reviews

✴︎ fantagraphics, lucas varela, New York Review Comics, pushwagner

The Machine is Calling: THE LONGEST DAY OF THE FUTURE, SOFT CITY, And Complementary Visions of the Future of the Spectacle

Hagai Palevsky

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