the milan review

The third issue of The Milan Review. Here it is: we decided to call it The Milan Review of Adultery and it consists entirely of TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AMERICA, a novella by Clancy Martin. It is small and hardback and pleasing to the eye as well as the mind.

L’unico albo a fumetti al mondo a unire misticismo, piramidi volanti e Puff Daddy.

La graphic novel più violenta ed esilarante della storia dei fumetti. Non stiamo esagerando.

We are end-of-year-best-worthy!

The second issue of our award-winning journal. Divided in twelve chapters, each named after a sign of the zodiac, each containing a short story by a different author and a portfolio by a different artist. Including writing by Amie Barrodale, Blake Butler, Seth Fried, Amelia Gray, Shane Jones, Robert Lopez, Lynne Tillman and art by Massimiliano Bomba, Carola Bonfili, Frédéric Fleury, Christy Karacas, Taylor McKimens and Brenna Murphy.

And doesn’t it look lovely?

Eh, mo pure i fumetti pubblichiamo oh.

It’s called the Missaglia prize and it is given every year at the Treviso Comic Book Festival to a “new, original and brave publishing house”. [...]

New release! The most Finnish book of them all. It includes: Santa Claus in space, beer-drinking lynxes, emotionally unavailable men, castration, death metal, saunas, traditional Finnish folk tales. Also: psychedelic owls.

A contemporary and crass tribute to the ancient and noble Art of the Insult.

An excerpt from The Milan Review of the Universe ran on the Paris Review Daily, with an introduction by Lorin Stein, which is kind of a review reviewing a review.

Our first ever issue! Hardback, transparent sleeve, cover and flyleaf design by Matt Furie, plus 14 paintings by Maison Du Crac separating 14 stories by 14 awesome authors.