Five issues in with John Lees’ ComixTribe title known as Sink has shown me that the man is no where near finished telling his tales of the unpleasantries that exist within Sinkhill. Initially, after the first issue, I had kinda thought we were going to be getting a multi-issue arc about involving the Clowns and […]
I wasn’t quite expecting to be left feeling rather disturbed by the end of this issue. But alas, here I am, feeling that way after finally reading my copy of this title’s first issue! Along with what I’m pretty sure is my first time reading a ComixTribe title for that matter as well. So a […]
Twenty years, twenty long years has Xing Xin put time and effort into the world of Ximphonic Versus. Something I find to be greatly amazing as that is a serious of amount of dedication to a project. Chances are, you might recall time I had an interview with Xing over all things Ximphonic and Broken […]
If you’ve been to the movies lately chances are you’ve seen a preview for a film Hardcore Henry. It’s shot like a first shooter game so you are seeing the entire movie through his eyes and his face is yours as he goes through every sequence of the movie. This book is a prequel to […]
We all love a good ghost story, they’ve been popular forever, almost literally. From fake seances to modern ghost hunting reality shows people love to be freaked out, scared and catch a glimpse of the unknown or find out if there’s a hereafter. Don’t let anyone fool you we all have that guilty pleasure with […]
I can’t believe issue 9 is about to hit stands and here I am so far behind on one of my favourite independent books. This issue we open with the shoot-out at the OK Corral in the Arizona Territory: October 26th 1881. Alright I have to say it’s pretty interesting to see the boys team […]
Horror has many variations on the same subject and things like the Wicker Man may be popular but it’s time to welcome a new version. This story takes place about 100 years after the Salem Witch trials and during the beginning of the American Revolution. It’s a time still rife with tales of terror and […]
