The Eelman Chronicles is perhaps the most oddball comic I’ve read in recent memory due to the events that happens in the 4 issues I was sent by Chris Spalton. Events that Chris himself mentioned as being true things that had happened to his father (Spalt the Eelman) over the years as an Eel catcher […]
Arye Dworken and Anthony Chelette’s Songr is an interesting one in my view as its not necessarily a normal read. Nor are the two protagonists: Singer Sophie Quick and Music Column Writer Evan Rosen. Though while Evan’s admittedly something of a grouch when it comes to how he feels about music these days, he’s somewhat […]
If it wasn’t apparent enough from the summary, this is a very specifically local magazine to a State that is rich with art that simply doesn’t get enough love or air to breathe. So why would be reviewing this then? Two reasons: I love anthologies and I’m also an Oklahoma creator. So it was nice […]
From the mind of Samurai Shin comes another powerful comic about legacy and the choice to follow or fight against it. Where as Shin takes place during the age of the samurai, Her Impact is more modern and focuses on fighting with your fists rather than swords. And it’s a fun first issue. We’re introduced […]
Let’s be honest: comics are no longer for kids. Kids are into all different kinds of media today, but comics are not one of them. That’s not to say they won’t give comics a chance. At Halloween, I like to give out comics to little trick-r-treaters. Their faces light up when they see a comic […]
Please welcome Tyrel Kessinger to the IndieComiX team in his first review! What a way to start too with this one! Ever wondered what would happen if the band KISS were to meet Vampirella? If you’re like me, then probably not. But Dyamite Comics is answering the question that you never knew you wanted an […]
Warning: Potential Spoilers To start with, yes. There is a lot of good to like about this latest story from the Tipton boys, whose Star Trek comics creds are numerous. It’s safe to say these guys know Trek. But I need to get the negatives out of the way. A publisher has the right to […]
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 […]
IndyStash is a brand new monthly subscription box that promises to bring you 4 awesome independent comics a month. June 2016 is their first month and we here at IndieComiX decided to check it out. So please join us for the first hopeful installment of a new monthly segment: Unloading the IndyStash! IndyStash – June […]
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 […]
