A quiet corner for indie comics. Finished reads and ongoing stacks.
When I first learned that Source Point Press and the dynamic duo known as Twiztid were doing a comic together, I was interested. Very, very interested as while there’s been previous Twiztid (and ICP I think) comics that’s been published, I’ve never had the opportunity to read those. So I took it upon myself to […]
[SPOILERS!!] Plague continues to peddle on as our wayward heroes continue their journey to freedom. Last issue ended with the promise of a continued epic showdown between Tegg and the trolls, this issue opens and that fight comes to a close quite quickly. Within the first few pages in fact. However, I never found myself […]
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 […]
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 […]
Penny-Farthing Productions in my view has done it again with another spectacular offering. And this time in the form of Audrey’s Magic Nine. A title I wasn’t sure of what to expect when I first began but instantly wanted more once I got to the 135th page and found there was no more. Much to […]
I love that Ruined My Rhythm was created by two people that are miles apart. Robert being an Okie while Luna isn’t. Which means that we can in fact have nice things after all and its likely cause of the internet this was able to happen or even something as simple as a local Comic […]
I love Wrestling, especially good wrestling. And if its got some kookiness to it at times, even better. And Ed Kuehnel and Matt Entin certainly capture that quite well while nicely managing to keep things serious as well in this comic of theirs that’s the latest to add its own touch to the Wrestling Comics […]
Ancient Astronauts is a new original graphic novel from comic creator, watercolor painter, and illustrator Vincent Pompetti. At 162 story pages long, and accompanied by many extras that dive into the background of the worlds introduced within this story, the book is definitely hefty enough to warrant its price. On top of that it’s a […]
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I have said it before and I’ll say it again, I LOVE when Biblical/Mythological themes are used in various forms of media. Whether its a novel, a comic book, tv show, movie, or otherwise. As there’s just so many ways you can tell a story with those kinds of themes. And Mark London has certainly […]
