Warning: Potential Spoilers Ahead For awhile now, I’ve seen Charlie McFarland promoting Pistol Shrimp as often as he could on the likes of Social Media and when he offered up the first two issues for free via digitally on his website, I knew then and there it was time to finally check this title out! […]
1. Hello there, and welcome to the Mind Meld here at IndieComiX! For those who may not be aware of you and what it is you do, could you tell us a bit about yourself? Galactic greetings, thanks for having me! Well, by day I’m officially Molch-R, the publicity droid for the legendary comic book […]
Do You Believe In An Afterlife? (or DYBIAA for short) is a self-published 2019 comics/prose zine work of art by the one and only Fell Hound. Whom you might be familiar with due to work like Commander Rao and We Love You, both self-published and set to also be published by Scout Comics in 2021 […]
From the depths of Space to the many Planets in the Cosmos, these are the voyages of those Comic Books that awesomely leave Earth and its Atmosphere to explore the tales of Space and its Planets. This… This is the Final Frontier. And now that I’m done paraphrasing or what have you from a certain […]
Well are you ready for some science fiction, artificial intelligence, bounty hunting kind of fun? Because it’s here and I have to say the way that Stephan has the events play out for us in this issue is interesting. I like how we see Lindsey and Matt open the book with an engagement that turns […]
[SPOILERS!!] Peepland is the kind of story you wanna experience while listening to Disco house music. I know because that’s what I was doing while reading it, though the era for this comic fits squarely in the age of Rock’n Roll the funk is still alive and well, plus it makes good running music during […]
[[SPOILERS!!]] Review: Issue #2 continues the new Action Man’s quest for vengeance as he goes off protocol during an assignment to ambush a bunch of terrorists that are holding some bystanders hostage. What I enjoy about this new Action Man is that he is flawed in the sense that he just wants to get revenge […]
We open this issue back in 1871 and see how prolific the Trolls were back then. We also get a glimpse at history here too. Still it’s a demonstration, or tale from Joe to Terry as they pass the night away on the lookout for Trolls. I do like this as it has this whole […]
John Carpenter, William F. Nolan, Richard Christian Matheson, and John 5 are among the artists contributing to a graphic anthology in honor of Famous Monsters founder Forrest J Ackerman’s 100th birthday. June 13, 2016—Los Angeles, CA Famous Monsters of Filmland, the world’s longest running genre magazine, and its comic book imprint American Gothic Press are […]
There really is something extraordinary about this series. Just the fact that it centers around a black father and son coming to terms with each other and the world they live through and experience the father has as Tuskegee airman and the whole Martin Luther King Jr. events of the time really has an impact that […]
