This issue feels like Grant took some acid, and wrote down whatever was happening on a stream of consciousness level. It’s got a weird feeli...

Crusade rocks on with three episodes that are of pretty much the same quality as the previous ones. The show is much stronger than Babylon 5...

I got sent a screener DVD of the film Diggers a couple of days ago, a movie I was intrigued to check out because it features Lauren Ambrose...

‘Karmageddon’ rocks on with issue six, ‘Six Minus Six.’ Isn’t that zero? This issue has another slick cover, with a stylish image of Mister...

Morrison brings us another weird, great issue with the continuation of ‘Karmageddon,’ tying things tighter and tighter as we spin towards th...

I started listening to the Arcade Fire back in 2005, when they were breaking big with Funeral, and I've been waiting to see them live si...

After last week’s odd, substandard episode, the show roars back to full strength with the fantastic ‘Walk Like a Man.’ This episode continue...

‘Tantrika’ is a really complex issue, recalling ‘Arcadia’ in both form and content. After the surprise return of Division X in the storyline...

I got into the Purple Rain album recently, and that prompted me to check out the film. It’s by no means a flawless movie, but it’s got a lot...

‘Digging Up Beryl’ is another crazy, time jumping issue like only this series can do. The whole thing feels like a drug trip, with time flow...

There's a whole bunch of crazy stuff in this issue, as the characters get drawn deeper into the web of complexity that is this volume. T...

“Chasing It” was a really odd episode of The Sopranos, both in terms of narrative and visual style. There were a lot of good elements in the...

The Needs of Earth, Memory of War, Visitors From Down the Street These three episodes, with one exception, continue a strong opening run for...

Future of the Blog So, you may have noticed that The Invisibles is pretty much overwhelming the blog. That's due to the fact that the en...

Volume III continues with an issue that has pretty much all the strengths and weaknesses of the first one. The art is still great, the vibe ...

After the comfortable group vibe of Volume II, Volume III is a bit jarring. All the characters we’d grown attached to are gone, we’ve got th...

The Volume closes with another masterpiece, that wraps up the loose ends of ‘Black Science 2’ and gives us a kind of resolution for the Volu...

‘All Tomorrow’s Parties’ is one of the best issues of the entire series, and the most emotionally affecting. This one issue really makes me ...

This issue is one of my top three in the entire series, along with the next, ‘All Tomrrow’s Parties,’ and the final issue, ‘Glitterdammerung...

This issue kicks things into high gear, with some of the craziest images Weston has conjured to date, it’s the start of a four issue run tha...