Category: VOW Book Reviews

If you love art, comic books, and pro wrestling too, you will dig Jaime Hernandez’s Queen of the Ring.

Your knowledge of pro wrestling will feel richer by reading the essays contained in Women Love Wrestling.

“Titan Screwed” is the third book of the Titan trilogy, recapping and analyzing the WWF in 1997.

Way of the Blade presents pro wrestling history in a very fun way with a very specific topic plus beautiful bloody artwork.

Titan Sinking focuses on WWF in 1995, one of the worst years of the company’s history.

“The Wrestlers’ Wrestlers: The Masters of the Craft of Professional Wrestling” is a great curated list of the workhorses & stars of wrestling.

La Mano del Destino has everything: lucha libre, Silver Age-storytelling, beautiful detailed artwork, and a story that will have you hooked.

“Lance By Chance” is Lance Von Erich’s opportunity to set the record straight of his time as a Von Erich.

J-Crowned Vol. 2 continues telling the history of Japanese pro wrestling through its glamorous and historic titles and champions.

“The People’s Champion” is a great trip down memory lane and a great primer for younger fans on the importance of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

With so many wrestling books out there and the holidays approaching, here are some great reads you may have missed!

The Young Bucks’ Killing the Business from Backyards to the Big Leagues is a strong recommendation for all wrestling fans.

New Japan Academy has laughs, silliness, heart, great art, and pro wrestlers as high schoolers. What’s not to like?

TrumpMania is a great and important read for wrestling fans or anyone interested in politics.