A quiet corner for indie comics. Finished reads and ongoing stacks.
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 […]
I am so, so, so, SO happy this title got a continuation! Cause issue 4 left off with such a cliffhanger that it would have been an absolute crime to leave things like that! And the beauty that is issue 5 wonderfully continues this great story. The wait for this issue was well worth the […]
Welcome to the fun world of Wolverton, boys and girls! One of the things that immediately caught my interest with this title when I began reading it was the word play. Word play that felt kind of like a rhyme theme a lot of the time in my view. Our main fella, one Jack Wolverton, […]
S**t Flingers: Bestiary #1 is something that was sent my way several months ago but hadn’t gotten around to reading until now. Which is another dumb move on my part as this is something I should have read right away instead of waiting. Not only is the title unique, but so is the cast of […]
In my last review featuring Halloween Man, it was my first time ever hearing about the character and I enjoyed him enough I stated that I would love to see more from him. In what feels like a Christmas miracle, today I was able to do just that with Halloween Man: Christmas Special 2017. And […]
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 […]
26 pages just isn’t enough for me, folks. Which goes to show how much I enjoyed this take on Biblical characters and the whole aftermath of the End Times theme. No matter how it might have come about. I like that this is done in black and white save for a little color here and […]
