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An enjoyable character study of King’s favorite character that feels solidly connected to the Mr. Mercedes series yet can be enjoyed independently.

Collects dozens of Woshibai’s cartoons you can enjoy offline without jeopardizing your social credit score.

Not top-notch Ito, but contains more than enough variety and his unique blend of grotesquely beautiful artwork and original storytelling pathos.

A webcomic that asks a lot of readers, though with a cheerful earnestness that makes it worth the journey.

A solid, if unremarkable, murder mystery so intrinsically Japanese in both scope and execution it’s worth your attention.

The fifth Ballard and Bosch adventure is beginning to look more and more like a swan song for Connelly’s detective.

Gauld’s fourth comic collection proves nothing can keep a dedicated bibliophile from their two true loves; books and isolation.

The 50th collection of Dilbert comics makes it clear the world isn’t getting any smarter, and that’s just the way we like it.

The perfect guide to making and eating tasty treats seen in anime and more.

A parallel-fantasy adventure that feels like Stephen King giving past glories another go, maybe for his sake or as a gift to his longtime readers.