I never heard of this title before. I need to pick it up. Love horror.

one of my favorite works of art without exaggeration, I look up to Maruo and his level of attention to detail!

Late comment buy id like to see more for sure 😊

Myrwann isn’t trans, he/she is simply sexless. It’s a race that existed before the separation (the new ones) so they contain both yin and yang.

What do you think of the movie trailer? Haha

You suck are reviews btw

There's also a version of Panorama Island by Kazuo Kamimura that's really worth it. Great video by the way. :)

Hi Walt thank you for sharing your thoughts on the book, helpful:)! Be well

A little late but wanted to mention Reprodukt based in Berlin. They have some Maruo books translated into German.

That Morrison shelf with Animal Man, The Invisibles, and Filth is like staring God in the eyes. ❤️

reinventing the medium

it s a masterpoiece

Great vid, this is one of my fave graphic novels. Look forward to seeing more of you reviews 👍🏻

I love it so far, but i would really like to see kill or be killed on cinema

I’m a Tom boy I don’t spend a lot of time with girls lol

Just found the first 2 issues of this at a mall for $1. Picked it up because of the beautiful cover and am glad i did

Nice Chanel

Great review. I am so gonna get this. 👏🏼

Five years later and I find this. I really enjoyed your review. I’m trying to get more into indie comics because I feel like I can satisfy my craving for personal and alternative stories. Richard McGuire as a figure in the American underground comics (as well as the rest of the RAW comics crew) have always interested me. I read Maus by Art Spiegelman and was floored it was so great. I sought out McGuire’s “Here” without reading anything about it. One thing I love about this book that you pointed out is that the art does most of the heavy lifting. Some other graphic novels (which I still love) make ample use of the text bubbles which can make the story and themes much more digestible. “Here” is not so willing and allows you to come your own conclusions as to the concepts themes being tackled. I also find it very innovative in its use of minimalism in the sense that every page is essentially of the same place. Panels are used to literally shift time to wildly different areas, and yet because they are juxtaposed I am forced to associate them in relation to each other. I could go on for pages on this book and how it plays with comic layout and sequencing, but I’m just glad to see it be appreciated by someone else.

Would you recommend?

Just discovered your channel. I love this video and looks like there is a lot of good reads in your collection. Any chance you have your titles written down for reference?

So, was Jerusalem better than Pyonyang?

How in the world does absolute ronen have better art than Alan moores supreme ?????

Any idea if this is part of Brubakers 'Criminal' universe or is it stand alone?

How is the binding quality of the book? Is it smyth sewn?

Miracleman has a slow start but is so worth your time.

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Nice review. Got it in 2019 mainly because of the art. The story doesn’t blow me away but it goes wild at places. It’s based in real facts (partly) and the house exist still. The other work “Little Bird” is more of Bertram’s goodness but with a slight better script.

You’re from Berlin ? Do you go to Grober unfug for your books? One of my favourite ever shops

Love the video walt!

Stray Bullets is such a great find. My new favourite. I'm now on Sunshine and roses.

I will check out invisible republic thanks.

Do you own any Polish comics?

Read this while waiting for my copies of criminal. ‘Fine’ is a perfect word to describe my feelings towards this book. And maybe a bit meh

Watched all 4 videos of your collection. Really envy you on some really good titles you have in your collection. Please do an updated room tour.

Thanks so much for this, really appreciate the spoiler-free preview and the fantastic review. It showed just enough to make me want to go out and buy this. I am a huge Suehiro fan. I think you can now get more of his work in English, I've noticed them popping up on Amazon. Also, I wanted to mention that I really appreciate that you're doing the review in English, I would still watch if it was in German (I guess your native language is German?) with subtitles but this makes it easier for me, so thank you for doing that!

Very Cool! I'll definitely get this, but I have to read "Pulp" first!

Great analysis of this one. Just finished reading it a few minutes ago, and everything you point out rings true with me. When you say most accessible, i think most hollywood ready...

Great video, but no Thorgal, Druuna or Sznikiel?

I have there are hundreds twelve comics . Good video real ! I from Ukraine 🇺🇦

How many volumes are they?

I read this a couple of months ago and the art is incredible. The story was for sure gross, and off-putting. My initial reaction was that I hated it, but ofc I changed my mind. I need to check out what else Bunjevac has out.

I literally just read this yesterday. Hell of a read man. The message at the end of the book by the author is also a depressing read.

4:59 the review finally starts

I enjoyed it until issue 4 and then went downhill for me. TBH I was underwhelmed/disappointed with all the 6 titles under Joe Hillhouse comics.

The title had turned me off. But now that I see the interior art I’m very interested. I’m guessing i can hunt down the individual issues. Another fun video.

I know this is an old video, but what a cool collection of comics, and I also approve of the mostly random order :)

New subscriber here (sleeyreader talked about your channel)! Really enjoyed listening to your reviews. I dropped we only find them when they're dead after #1. I thought it was really dull and at times I couldn't figure out the art. On the other hand, I adored Dept of Truth and Stillwater!!

This book looks really trippy

Great to catch more reviews from you. We only Find Them When They're Dead has been a hot best selling book....but to me it is a giant mess...I assume a lot of other people will be dropping it as I am doing. I found Issue two even worse! I think the star writer and the "big concept" gave it a lot of buzz. I have not seen Dose around and Dept. of Truth has been impossible to find despite the high print run...