Guy Delisle brings his trademark style illustrating this loving biography of the man many call ‘the father of motion pictures.’

The creator of Turrican’s little-seen Super Famicom action-hybrid finally gets a proper release, though remains an ambitious, but ultimately underwhelming experience.

Collects four new stories that feel more grounded, though no less restrained, than what fans expect from manga’s horror master.

A barebones re-release offering little more than the original game – and some of the worst controls any game ever had.

A remaster that adds better visuals, a vastly improved soundtrack, and 2-player co-op to a fun, if short, classic home computer-only shmup.

A fantastic reimagining of one of the most hyperkinetic action games ever made that pushed the genre forward in strange, wonderful ways.

Drawn & Quarterly presents another seven semi-autobiographical stories from one of Japan’s most eclectic manga masters.

Higashino’s latest Detective Galileo murder mystery wavers between convenience and contrivance, but is still emotionally satisfying.

A barebones compilation of some of the best (and best forgotten) arcade classics from Taito’s history.

The 14th Pearls Before Swine Treasury becomes a surprise tribute to Charles Schulz and realizing one’s ultimate dream.