Graphic Novels

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Review: Conan the Barbarian #7-12

February 8, 2020

Continuing the arc called “The Life & Death of Conan”, author Jason Aaron expertly weaves events through Conan’s rise to power that led to his seemingly inevitable end.

by Brian Dedmon

9.4

Conan the Barbarian #1-6

December 11, 2019

Author: Jason AaronArtists: Mahmud Asrar, Gerardo ZaffinoPublisher: Marvel ComicsGenre: Fantasy, Adventure Each issue of Conan the Barbarian features a flashback story in the life of King Conan, narrated by a nameless host who shares the most intimate [...]

by Brian Dedmon

7.7

Review: Aurion Legacy of the Kori-Odan (Vol 1)

August 16, 2019

Fans of fantasy, DBZ, and Avatar will love this illustrated, full-color African exposé.

by Maurice Pogue

6.7

Review: The Way—Age of Darkness (Vol 1)

August 14, 2019

The Way: Age of Darkness is a decent allegory subtly haunted by the original from which it was inspired.

by Maurice Pogue

8.3

Review: Daredevil – Born Again (#227-#233)

November 2, 2018

Author: Frank Miller Artist: David Mazzucchelli Publisher: Marvel Comics Genre: Superhero, Crime, Drama Rating: 12+ When Halloween comes around, everyone points towards the spooky themes. For our “Fear Week” we are diving into some themes of [...]

by L.J. Lowery

8.5

7.8

Review: The Infinity Gauntlet

May 26, 2018

Author: Jim Starlin Artist: George Perez, Ron Lim Publisher: Marvel Comics Genre: Science Fiction, Superhero Avengers: Infinity War is rapidly becoming one of the most successful films of all time. Having become the fastest film to earn $1 Billion in [...]

by Tyler Hummel

8.5

Review: Batman: The War of Jokes and Riddles

March 24, 2018

Author: Tom King Artist: Mikel Janin Publisher: DC Comics Genre: Science Fiction, Superhero Batman has many enemies… understatement of the century, right!? Batman’s enemies are some of the most iconic group of bad guys we’ve ever seen in comics. Most [...]

by Mike Henry

9.5

Review: Superman: Birthright

January 1, 2018

Author: Mark Waid Artist: Leinil Francis Yu Publisher: DC Comics Genre: Science Fiction, Superhero Clark Kent crashes on earth as a baby from the planet Krypton, after his biological parents sacrificially sent him to earth once Krypton was destroyed. He [...]

by Mike Henry

8.9

Review: Cataclysm: The Ultimates’ Last Stand

April 6, 2016

Publisher: Marvel Writers: Fialkov, Bendis Artists: Kirk, Suayan, Bagley, Martinez, Quinones, Giandomenico Genre: Superhero Rating: PG-14 We owe the alternate universe of the Ultimates’ much more recognition. One of my favorite alternate universes, [...]

by Michael P M

9.0

Review: Lazarus Vol 1: Family

February 5, 2016

Writer: Greg Rucka Artist: Michael Lark Publisher: Image Genre: Sci-Fi/Drama Rating: Mature What if you couldn’t die, but lived only to serve? This is the story of the aptly named Forever Carlyle, the Lazarus of the Carlyle Family. Her tale takes [...]

by Francis King Jr

7.8

Review: Thunderbolts Vol. 1: Faith in Monsters

December 19, 2015

Producer: Marvel Writer: Warren Ellis Illustrator: Mike Deodato Rating: PG-13 Both DC and Marvel have their own version of anti-heroes and former villains being forced by the government to do the will of a power hungry director. DC has the Suicide Squad [...]

by Michael P M

8.3

Review: The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past

June 7, 2015

Author: Shotaro Ishinomori Artist: Shotaro Ishinomori Publisher: Perfect Square Genre: Fantasy You could originally find this graphic novel (created by the manga legend, Shotaro Ishinomori) serialized in the old Nintendo Power magazines of the [...]

by Cody Armour

GUG Treasure Hunters: The Walking Dead

May 26, 2015

Well, we survived the season finale of The Walking Dead (barely) and we’ve been waiting “patiently” for the promised spin-off. Rumors are flying that Fear The Walking Dead is supposed to be premiering on June 12, 2015, but there has been [...]

by GUG Treasure Hunters

6 Ways Christians are like Comic Book Heroes

April 17, 2015

Believers in Jesus are called to be as heroic as their Savior. Here are six ways in which living the Christian life is like being a comic book hero: 1. You Have an Epic Destiny Some days, you might feel like an NPC. You know what I’m talking about: The [...]

by silasgreen

GUG Treasure Hunters: The Avengers

April 13, 2015

Everyone is getting excited about the upcoming film, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and the Geeks Under Grace Treasure Hunters have tracked down the best Avengers gear from around the web to help you prepare to show your love of the franchise! You don’t [...]

by GUG Treasure Hunters

6.9

Resurrection Man Vol. 1: Dead Again

March 20, 2015

Writer: Dan Abnett Illustrators: Andy Lanning, Fernando Dagnino, Ivan Reis The New 52, DC’s blank slate reboot of all their characters, provided writers the opportunity to use some B-list characters and give them a fresh coat of paint. The [...]

by Michael P M

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8.5

Review: Star Trek The Next Generation/ Doctor Who: Assimilate 2 (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2)

February 28, 2015

Star Trek: The Next Generation / Doctor Who: Assimilate 2 (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2) Writer: Scott Tipton and Dave Tipton Art: J.K. Woodward, Gordon Purcell Everyone loves a crossover. When you take two beloved series and mix them together, how can you go [...]

by Michael P M

4.5

3.2

Review: Testament

February 17, 2015

Testament Vol 1 (Vertigo) Written By: Douglas Rushkoff Art by: Liam Sharpe “Oh cool, a graphic novel about the Old Testament with a sci-fi twist!” is what I said, scrolling through the sales section of the Comixcology webstore. Testament Vol [...]

by Michael P M

9.3

8.3

Review—The Fox: Freak Magnet

February 1, 2015

Writer: Mark Waid, J.M. DeMatteis Artist: Dean Haspiel Oh great! Archie comics has a super hero franchise. I guess they got tired of all that romance fluff. What is it called? The Fox? Looks like a spin off of Spider-Man and Batman. Definitely a kids [...]

by Michael P M

8.2

Suicide Squad Vol. 2: Basilisk Rising

January 20, 2015

Suicide Squad Vol. 2 Basilisk Rising Writer: Adam Glass Artist: Jesus Saiz and Fernando Dagnino There is something fascinating about anti-hero groups. Whether it is Marvel’s Dark Avengers, DC’s Suicide Squad or Sons of Anarchy, people enjoy the dark, [...]

by Michael P M

5 Graphic Novels That Need to Be Movies

January 15, 2015

There are few graphic novels that I read where I actually want to lend the books out to my friends. When I do come across them, I want the whole world to know that these epic stories blew my mind. Here is my short list of graphic novels that should be [...]

by Michael P M

Interview: James Art Ville – Graphic Novelist and Digital Illustrator

January 5, 2015

As an illustrator of children’s books, digital artwork commissions, and (his latest project) graphic novels, James Art Ville is an artist of many genres who uses his God-given talents to serve the Lord. Today, I was given the blessing of speaking [...]

by Casey Covel

Top 5 Christ Figures in Fiction

November 21, 2014

The Hero’s Journey is something you are probably familiar with. From ancient myths and fairy tales to modern fantasy and science fiction novels, the story of the hero who answers the call to adventure has been told countless times. The Messianic Hero’s [...]

by silasgreen

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8.4

Review: Seconds

October 15, 2014

If you’re familiar at all with Bryan O’Malley’s work, it’s likely the Scott Pilgrim series. I’ve been a fan of O’Malley for a while now, both with Scott Pilgrim and Lost at Sea, so I pre-ordered Seconds as soon as I could. O’Malley has a way of writing [...]

by jetpackpaul

The Myers Briggs Geek Test: How We Stack Up With Our Fictional Counterparts

August 27, 2014

Every-so-often (read: “more-often-than-not”) the staff at Geeks Under Grace likes to feature something fun, unique, and (above all) nerdy. We challenged our staff members to take the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator test and discuss their findings, [...]

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by Casey Covel

The Witcher Graphic Novel

June 19, 2014

For all you gaming and comic geeks (me included), check out The Witcher graphic novel from Dark Horse.

by Drew Koehler

10 Differences Between The Walking Dead Novel and Show

June 18, 2014

Though there are hundreds of differences between the graphic novel and the television show The Walking Dead, here are a few up unto the current story line of the TV series. *Warning, some spoilers may be ahead* 1. Novel: Tyreese is introduced from [...]

by Drew Koehler

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