From his humble beginnings in 2017 with the launch of Spencer & Locke to Space Ghost to Scout’s Honor to The O.Z. and many others along the way, David Pepose has definitely racked up quite a catalog! And with his current Kickstarter happening currently for all 3 issues of the O.Z., now is the time […]
Alright, so its been a long while since I last read anything from Dynamite and I’ve clearly missed quite a bit. Case in point, their continuations of franchises like Gargoyles, Darkwing Duck, and Lilo & Stitch. The last two being something I haven’t watched in a long time and I was worried that this first […]
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 […]
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 […]
Please welcome Tyrel Kessinger to the IndieComiX team in his first review! What a way to start too with this one! Ever wondered what would happen if the band KISS were to meet Vampirella? If you’re like me, then probably not. But Dyamite Comics is answering the question that you never knew you wanted an […]
[Spoilers!!] Review: Honestly, for a 100th anniversary issue, this could’ve and should’ve been a lot better. Made up of several short stories – and sadly not including one giant story that celebrates the event – each story is disparate from one another and and don’t seem to be connected by anything but that the same […]
Review: For all you Dresden fans like me, these new original stories are wonderful with Jim at the core of them, so we know that they will remain true to the book series. For this issue and story arc Carlos and Mohan do some beautiful work here. Molly’s hair is expertly blended colour wise and the […]
Review: One of the biggest challenges any writer faces when contemporising a book is whether the new environment will be as reflective of it’s original source material, put simply; “will it work?” The Shadow is pure Noir. Now while this series lacks that swagger, it’s a different kind of atmosphere. It certainly has hints of dinginess, but […]
