A quiet corner for indie comics. Finished reads and ongoing stacks.
The end is come and what a finale David Pepose and the gang have given us. It’s often hard to find a series of any length that can maintain its quality and freshness throughout but the Spencer & Locke team done it lock, stock and smoking barrel. Pepose has found a way to not only […]
I came of age at the tail end of the Atari 2600 era. I can hazily remember playing my brothers’ system and of course some of the more infamous games such as Pitfall and Pole Position but I don’t have the same childhood nostalgic connection as I do with, say, the NES, SNES or Sega […]
I wasn’t entirely sure of what to expect from this preview (even forgot it was a preview and not the full story) but by the time I finished reading it, I seriously wanted to read more of the story. I mean… I seriously enjoyed this more then I did the last comic book I read as […]
Multiplex is a comic that I had only recently heard about through a friend who really enjoys it. Because I was getting caught up on the series in preparation for this book, this review took me a bit longer to write than I had originally planned. That being said, I’m very glad I read all […]
So I was recently approached by a member (you’re awesome, Julia!) of Penny-Farthing Productions, Inc. about checking out their most recent title known as ‘The Hidden Loch‘ by Marlaine Maddux White. And I thought why not, as it sounded pretty interesting! Not to mention, nicely enough, allowing me a chance to read the original ‘Loch‘ […]
It’s great to make a return to IndieComiX after a lengthy period, due to developing a series of my own (more on that when appropriate), and it’s my pleasure to return with reviewing “The Last Hunt”, from Amigo Comics. Amigo have built a strong reputation for building great Horror books, which included the break-out hit, […]
I hate to lay such a critical hammer to something that obviously took a lot of effort to make. I really do. But with several new titles and first issues being launched every week, competition is thick. If you don’t stand out you might as well be sitting down. And while Winnebago Graveyard tries to […]
I have to admit, it’s a really impressive decision to make a hot-headed brat of a character your main protagonist. At the beginning of the comic I found Keith to be a bit deplorable, even as a kid. Not that he’s a bad character, he’s just an angry character and sort of a whiny loser […]
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 […]
Kill The Minotaur begins in Crete around 1500 B.C. Here we encounter King Minos, and though we don’t see him, we learn of his son, the titular Minotaur. Fast forward to Athens, eight years later. King Minos has defeated Athens and yearly extracts a select group of Athenians to take back to Crete for reasons […]
