by Felix Cheong   What if the voice in your head isn’t yours? Or worse, what if it is? The first graphic novel by JH Low, a Singapore author/illustrator well known for his children’s picture books, is an unnerving read. I would even go so far as to call it nightmarish. With its empty streets, long shadows and looming architecture, Mr Goodchild is as much a gallery of Giorgio de Chirico-inspired paintings as a graphic novel. It is divided into five sections: “The Voice”, “The Beast”, “Same Old, Same Old”, “Through the Peephole” and an untitled coda. Each section takes… Read More