[SPOILERS!!] Shexie Meiren is a pretty fun comic. Let me get that out of the way right off the bat. Diving into the book, the story is a bit by the numbers in terms of how the characters and story is portrayed, but it’s written in a really fun way that pulls you in and […]
The King lives, and let me tell you he is shining bright in all his rhinestone glory in “Tales Of The Rockabilly Rambler”. This project is a love letter to the King as his myth is elevated across genres in a string of short comics. From supernatural horror to light hearted sci-fi and gritty realism […]
I’ve expressed regret in the past of not having read a comic much sooner and wanting to kick myself for taking so long to do it. And after reading this Anthology of Tales Of The Fractured Mind from Roddy McCance and Rolands Kalnins, I am definitely feeling that way right now. As it is, I […]
There’s been quite the bit of hype surrounding Mad Cave’s latest offering in the form of Honor And Curse. And some of you may even recall the interview I had with Mark where Honor and Curse is concerned sometime ago. But is the hype surrounding this latest offering that came out last month worth it? […]
When you think of comic books and the heroes within, you usually associate the characters and stories they tell with fantasy and make believe situations. In the history of superheroes, characters like Batman, and The Punisher in some ways were as close to “real” as you can get. As time has passed, there have been […]
Satire of politics within the realm of comics goes back to the golden age and over the years it has mirrored the social consciousness of the time. As the political landscape becomes more volatile so the reflection within comics must become more vicious. SKOTUS is a brutal look at the nature of politics as a […]
The Fabled Four is a unique concept for a very special comic book story. As in many comic books, you have heroes and the adventures they must embark upon. However in this particular story, the “adventure” these heroes seek is actually by choice rather than force. Yes, that’s right, these heroes made their own decision […]
It’s a bit hard for me to call this review, as it’s more of a look-see into what’s already finished of The Eynes Anthology, with the acknowledgment that the book is yet to be finished and there’s more to come. The book itself will be made up of ten complete stories, and I’ve been given […]
Scott and the Weldon Studio crew has come back with an all new offering for us comic loving folks to enjoy where Harland Buck is concerned! This time in the first part of a new storyline known as ‘Little Boy Cursed‘. Scott’s been steadily taking his time in building up the world of Harland in […]
Set in France, 1939, at the outbreak of World War II, Nook is very much a book of conscience. Despite the script opening with a drop of singular words, which is a practice I generally frown upon, due to its ambiguity (which is rarely rewarded on a cerebral level when working out their pertinence – […]
