Growing up I never had much access to the Bad Girl side of comics and even now a days I’m seldomly checking any of it out. But when I saw some art Kelly had for Death-Rattler running around on Facebook and the like, I felt myself getting really interested in checking it out and thankfully […]
Tag: Small Press Love
Hardcore Akan #1
S.P.I.R.I.T.S. The Forgotten Souls of Bay Path
We all love a good ghost story, they’ve been popular forever, almost literally. From fake seances to modern ghost hunting reality shows people love to be freaked out, scared and catch a glimpse of the unknown or find out if there’s a hereafter. Don’t let anyone fool you we all have that guilty pleasure with […]
Saturday Night Double!
[SPOILERS!!] 2 issues in and I’m actually really enjoying this series. The focus is still pretty tight and it can feel like not a lot happened this issue but that’s because it was mostly set up while introducing us to our first real supporting characters: Vampy’s family. Her mom and brother specifically. This issue does […]
Broken Moon #4
Werewolves, Vampires, Humans, Frankenstein, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Monster’s siblings, and Fish people! Oh my! Philip and Steve certainly brought in a few surprises through out this seriously short series that I feel could have really and truly benefitted from a longer run. But the surprises none the less were pretty great. From start to finish […]
SNARL – (Originally ran on 6/9/2015)
Werewolves! Who the heck doesn’t like werewolves? I mean besides Americans walking around the English countryside at night. They are not fans of werewolves. But I’m right in thinking everyone else likes werewolves, right? Of course I am. Werewolves are like the Hulk of ye olden times. They’re used to represent mankind’s more savage, animalistic […]
Double Edition
Double Dose Thursday!
Ghost Wolf Was Born in Snow and Blood!
A New Year’s Special!
Hey there folks! Rob here! Before we get to the awesome reviews I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has continued to support us and will hopefully continue to do so in the coming year. 2015 saw IndieComiX make the move to WordPress hosted through Godaddy and I couldn’t be more happier […]









