Thomas W. Hodgkinson

Dark and graphic

Graphic novels are especially bleak this winter. But if you can stomach madness, rape, strychnine, strangulation and a pact with the Devil, you’ll be well-rewarded

  • Last Look

    Charles Burns

    Cape, pp. 176

  • Love in Vain: Robert Johnson 1911–1938

    Mezzo and J.M. Dupont

    Faber, pp. 72

  • One Hundred Nights of Hero

    Isabel Greenberg

    Cape, pp. 224

  • New Year’s Day is Black

    Nicky Loutit

    Propolis, pp. 140

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