Warning: Potential Spoilers Ahead While reading this offering from Mad Cave Studios that came out last month, one thing that came to mind for me by the end of this first issue is a film called ‘Fire In The Sky’. Which is said to be based on actual events that happened. Now I could have […]
I’m not going to lie, when I saw this promoted on Twitter by Brian Hawkins and took a look at the cover, I legit thought this was gonna be a raw/mature book in terms of adult themes. Like lots of nudity for example. What I got instead was something the complete (for now at least […]
Autumn, Fall, Halloween Season, whatever you wanna call it. That time of year when the Summer and its heat starts to go away and cooler temperatures start to roll in. Bringing along with it Pumpkin Spice recipes and Leaves turning different colors as they fall to the ground. Allowing one to rake them up into […]
Mad Cave Studios… A group whom since coming on to the scene a few years ago has yet to disappoint. Led by the one and only duo of Laura Chacon and Mark London. The Cave Crew has slowly been making a name for themselves as they also expand their circle of talent and dip their […]
Finger guns, we’ve all used them through out our lives. Whether for fun and games or otherwise, we’ve used them. Briefly imagining them shooting some kind of ammo from them for said fun and games or to try and be intimidating. The Anime known as ‘Yu Yu Hakusho’ back in the day used the concept […]
HellFighter Quin is a very unique comic book story. As I mentioned in my review of the very first issue, “The story of HellFighter Quin is like a combination of Mortal Kombat meets The Infinity War”. In this action packed second issue, we waste no time in getting right back into the adventure. Harlem’s favorite […]
The Hero and the Villain, the good and the bad, the fight for what’s right over what’s wrong. A simple theme that has lent its ideology to almost every form of entertainment throughout history. Movies, music, books, and even the theater do their best to display characters that portray both “good” and “bad” people. The […]
Warning: Potential Spoilers! Using Biblical themes in comics is always interesting to see for me. As there’s always different interpretations on those themes and its just great. Tom Hutchison, David Paul, Jon Lock, Frank Martin, and Mark London are a few examples of those who’ve used Biblical themes in their respective works and now Jeffrey […]
MONITOR is a high concept cyberpunk adventure that seems to draw heavy influence from the the likes of Blade Runner, Minority Report, Psycho-Pass, and the original Ghost in the Shell movie. A story drenched in the theme of monitoring the masses in the interest of single self-preservation. You’re every move, every thought, every. single. aspect. […]
Four Books, One Allegiance Review by: Rob Wrecks So roughly three weeks ago during another lovely occasion where I was dealing with a toothache/infection, I was browsing about in my area’s local Wal-Mart (and my source of employment) while waiting for some meds to be filled for said issue of mine. My browsing led me […]
