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If there’s anything Life and Comics (especially ComixTribe’s Sink) has taught me over the years is that I shouldn’t take things at first sight. That I should take extra notice of things and people and that lesson certainly applies here in the first issue of Happy Hill. Even if you have known someone for years […]
When I first heard of Bylines In Blood, it caught my attention as it just screamed at as being something different. Something that wasn’t Super Heroics and after taking my sweet time I finally sat down and read my copy of BIB and it didn’t disappoint at all. Erica Schultz and Van Jensen offer a […]
Warning: Potential Spoilers Ahead As fate would have it, I managed to come across Rick Flash & The Adventurenauts on Twitter without meaning too. But you know what? I’m glad it happened because this book was an incredibly fun and even goofy read from start to finish. RFTA is essentially an inspired 1950s style Science […]
When I had the email for Grim Reefer hit my email address recently I knew I had to check it out as it sounded pretty promising and fun to read. And I had sworn I had heard of it sometime ago so I chose to check out the book since the premise reminded me quite […]
For some time now, Brian Hawkins has slowly been making a name for himself in the Indie Comics world with the likes of Black Cotton for Scout Comics, Devil’s Dominion and Wilder for Blackbox Comics, Dark Watchers/Gretel and Van Helsing for Zenescope. In addition to that, he’s also been one of the excellent editors for the […]
Warning: Potential Spoilers Ahead When I saw an email today from Vault offering up their latest books for review, We Ride Titans caught my eye. Because hey, Kaiju and Giant Robots? And a dash of Human Family drama? Ya just can’t go wrong with that, folks! Plus, its been awhile since I covered a […]
Take Cannonball Run, Mad Max, and perhaps a dash of Death Race and you’ve got a Post Apocalyptic world set in Europe in the future in the pages of Speed Republic. Which, honestly? Having it set in Europe is definitely a different twist compared to these settings usually being somewhere in good ol’ America and […]
Born from a joke, Neon Spring is Ian Cinco’s take on the world in the future involving a mixture of Sci-Fi and Cyberpunk conventions but this world is no laughing matter my friends. Far from it as despite the absurdity of a sex bot and a car with an AI with a penchant for lobotomizing […]
Ah, Hollywood, the land of famous people and such. The land where you can even secretly pull off having a cult unless someone screws it up for the whole bunch. Unfortunately, not even in the land of Hollywood is garbage getting anywhere near glamorous. But for James, newcomer/Vet Billy, and the garbage truck affectionally known […]
This reviewer can’t be the only one to have noticed a widespread propensity for comic books to read like thinly veiled appeals for television and film adaptation. In that respect, there’s a distinct whiff of ‘option me, option me!’ to Shadow Service, the new Vault Comics offering from Cavan Scott (writer) and Corin M. Howell […]
