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An atmospheric, but emotionally hollow story populated with meandering Southern stereotypes.

Remixes elements of 1984’s Thinner into a sweeter, more palatable fable about finding hope in the unlikeliest of situations.

The first pairing of Connelly’s Ballard and Bosch works well, setting up a fascinating shared literary universe.

A mediocre, largely forgettable attempt at Southern Gothic nihilism that’s more filler than thriller.

Quite possibly the coolest pop-up book ever made, despite being only five pages long.

Dilbert’s collection 46 is packed with more robot AI, annoying coworkers and office shenanigans than you might expect.

Fans of the game series can finally make Vault-Tec approved post-apocalyptic food found in this fun cookbook.

Pearls Before Swine fans have reason to celebrate as the comic reaches its monumental 10th treasury collection.

Can be difficult to read thanks to the abuse it touches on, but it’s a great friendship story that’s not bad at all.

A beautiful coming-of-age tale with plenty of first kisses, petty squabbles, and shape-shifting sisterly love.