A quiet corner for indie comics. Finished reads and ongoing stacks.
In case you have been living under a rock since 2013 East of West has been one of the best selling indie books on the market. The dystopian western is chockfull of style and well-paced story telling that delivers substance while still making the reader desire more. Hickman and Dragotta blend the Western and Sci-Fi […]
I have to say, it’s been quite a few years since I last put my hands on a prog of 2000 AD or Judge Dredd, decades, if I’m being honest, but after picking up some specials and a few books of classic material in recent months, I’ve grown nostalgic and started picking more of the […]
Thanks to Yahoo Messenger a number of years ago, I ended up becoming friends with several models across the big Pond thanks to a very special friend of mine named Emma. Now I don’t believe they were ever big name types and sadly, I’ve fallen out of contact with all of them over the years. […]
When Lion Forge sent me a list of titles they had coming out and were available for review in early November, the first issue of Quincredible caught my eye thanks to the summary about it. And now… Nearly a month later I finally took a few minutes to read this and I have to ask… […]
Its been awhile since I’ve had the pleasure of reading and reviewing a title from Markosia and after reading up some info on the book that I was sent, I thought why not and got to reading. I’ve gotta say, the beginning leaves me wanting to find the trucker we see and the guy he […]
Finally, I’m back for the second part of my look into the new Valiant universe, and boy, what a trip it’s been. Now first, I offer my apologies if this was expected sooner, but I plead mitigating circumstances. You see, this second article was intended to be more expansive than the first, but occasionally, you […]
I really like BOOM! Studios. Consistency seems to be becoming less of a trait with publishers in today’s market. But BOOM! continues to produce quality books every month, with no massive shifts in the feel of their books. Quality is the word, and Escape From New York carries on that legacy. Picking up from the […]
Okay, I’ve got mixed feelings on this book, so I’m just going to shoot from the top down. This is my first outing with Solar under Dynamite, so without the benefit of having read the first 7 issues, I have to treat this as a stand-alone issue. We open with a typically beautiful cover by […]
My first instinct is to look at anything that’s coming out from Source Point Press. Honestly they are hit or miss for me though the misses are few and far between. The premise, see above, however is one that I thought oh yeah this sounds interesting and I wanted to see what it would be […]
I’ve always enjoyed a good Cop series, that ‘ground-level’ feel to a book that you see in episodic TV series’ such as “The Shield” and “The Wire”, films like “Training Day” and the lesser-known, James Ellroy-penned “Dark Blue”, stretching beyond a case to solve. They’re very much character-driven stories, which branch off into multiple directions, […]
