The summary given on the ComiXology page for the series doesn’t really touch upon a lot of the major aspects of the story at hand in the first 3 issues of the comic. And to a certain extent, it’s also slightly a spoiler. However, I don’t see this as a bad thing. Many a good […]
Holy Hell was I not expecting for things to go down the way they did in this issue! Leaving me with a kind of tension in my stomach from the shocking craziness! Readers already have a sense of something not being right due to previous issues but that feeling just grows in the first few […]
The Eelman Chronicles is perhaps the most oddball comic I’ve read in recent memory due to the events that happens in the 4 issues I was sent by Chris Spalton. Events that Chris himself mentioned as being true things that had happened to his father (Spalt the Eelman) over the years as an Eel catcher […]
Somethin’ strange is a foot in the town of Rocket Ridge, Arizona and it all seems to begin with a dead body and a stone that was with it. Or at least that’s what one would think at first appearance where that body’s concerned but we see that there’s a lot more going on as […]
Well holy Hellballs, Batman, the s**t has hit the fan in this issue! After that little cliffhanger Greg Pak cruelly left us with at the end of issue 5, I couldn’t wait to get my eyeballs on the events to come after that. And folks? The wait to see what all happens with the latest […]
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 […]
