Articles by Sarrah Young

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  Father Figures

  God Is in the Details of Earthboy Jacobus

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2005

  At first glance, Doug TenNapel's latest book, Earthboy Jacobus, appears to be a harmless story of a boy who comes to earth and is looked af...

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  Big Time

  Indie Publisher Goes Its Own Way

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2005

  By trying different styles of art and writing in its books, Speakeasy Comics has broken the mould of being a traditional comic book company...

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  Nothing Doing

  Orwell and Russian Art Meet in Dystopian Comic

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2005

  The cruel, disturbing modern world portrayed in James Turner's graphic novel debut, Nil: A Land Beyond Belief, fits nicely alongside other...

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  Hit and Myth

  A New Spin on Ancient Greece

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  Kevin Munroe doesn't usually do comics. An animator by trade, Munroe's career has included developing video games, film storyboarding and h...

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  Undead Like Me

  Demon Destiny Haunts Another Young Woman

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2005

  Lamenting the end of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and need something new to fill the void? Try Dead @ 17, a comic filled with demons and resurr...

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  The Passionate I

  Daily Life in the Well of Lost Souls

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2005

  One of the most difficult things in life is figuring out what you want to do with it. In many cases, dreams are forgotten, loves are passed...

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  The End of Worlds

  Destruction and Rebirth Mark the Year In Comics

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  This year saw a disturbing trend in comics almost clear across the board. Death, destruction, dissolving super-hero teams and broken hearts...

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  The Spies Have It

  Interman Debut Boasts New Take On Old Tales

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2004

  For years, the ultimate in sophisticated cachet has been the international spy. The glamour, the mystique, the beautiful women and even mor...