Tom Shapira takes a look at the recent re-release of Alberto Breccia's DRACULA, published this year by Fantagraphics.

Today we are pleased to offer SOLRAD readers an exclusive preview of Miranda Tacchia's UNIMPRESSED, which will be published next week by Fantagraphics.

Hagai Palevsky makes his debut at SOLRAD with an analysis of THE LONGEST DAY OF THE FUTURE and SOFT CITY. Your must read of the week!

For your Monday morning reading, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman has a review of Bastien Vivès's THE BUTCHERY, published by Fantagraphics.

Josh Hicks, fan of wrestling, comics, and making comics about wrestling, talks with Katie Skelly about her work as a cartoonist and now as an editor of Jaime Hernandez's latest collection Queen of the Ring: Wrestling Drawings by Jaime Hernandez.

SOLRAD's lead critic sits down with cartoonist Glenn Head to talk about his comics memoir CHARTWELL MANOR, published this year by Fantagraphics.

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.

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

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

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