What are you reading in July 2025?

Hey folks, what are we reading in July?

Took a short break from comics to read some other things and now I back in the Archie universe still with Riverdale.

Still in the Archie universe with the re-booted Archie series, making my way through volumes 1-3 so far with volumes 5-6 on deck next.

Hope everyone is being quiet on here because they are busy having fun summer (or winter, given your hemisphere) adventures!

I ended up reading a handful of graphic memoirs this month, and the best was probably Past Tense by Sacha Mardou.

Otherwise I have a slew of non-comics to get through. Last week was one of those "all my library holds came in at the same time" weeks, and a couple of these are doorstoppers.

Yudori - Raging Clouds. Beautiful Korean Manhwa about life for a woman in 16th century Netherlands.

Kazuichi Hanawa - Light of the moon. An anthology of horror and Ero-Guro stories by the renowned author Kazuichi Hanawa.

Peter Bagge - Hate Revisited! A collection of his 4 comics created in 2024

Tsutomu Nihei - Tower Dungeon. Horror Manga

Inio Asano - Mujina into the deep, vol. 2. Sci-Fi Thriller Manga

Garth Ennis - Hello Darkness vol. 2. Thriller

Charles Forsman - Ex Utero. Darama

KUS / Baltic Comics Magazine, 55: Comics Sans Frontières - Comics anthology from Latvia

Richard Corben - Dimwood. Fantasy in the beautiful Corben style

Harold Schechter / Eric Powell - Dr. Werthless. Biography about dr. Wertham and his good and bad side.

Vaughn Bode - The complete Deadbone Erotica omnibus.

Al Williamson - The Atlas Artist Edition No. 2: Al Williamson "The City That Time Forgot" And Other Stories. All his Marvel work.

I just got the sixth album in Le Grand Mort series, Le Grand Mort - Breche, from the library, and once I’ve reread the last two books in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, Ill move on to that one.