REVIEW: The Eighth Immortal #1 Is Exactly How An Indie Comic Should Look and Feel
The Eighth Immortal is the first issue of the ongoing journey of Curipan, an immortal being that is trying to save humanity from an old prophecy involving her kind and the number of immortals allowed to exist at a time. It is written by Jacob Murray, art by Alice Li Barnes.
REVIEW: Children Of The Grave #1 – We Definitely Live In A Society
Children of the Grave #1 from Scout Comics is the beginning of a new sci-fi story that promises many good things inside its pages, except a likeable protagonist.
Lumberjanes: True Colors Review
Lumberjanes: True Colors follows Ripley, one of the campers featured as main protagonists on the regular Lumberjanes comics, as she, with the help of a magical creature called a Zebracorn, tries to “fit in” and blend in with everyone else after getting called weird. At the same time, there is grave danger looming on Miss Qiunzella Thiskwin Penniquiqual Thistle Crumpet’s Camp for Hardcore Lady-Types that may or may not feature fire-breathing creatures.
Mega Man: Fully Charged #2 – REVIEW
Raise your hand: who picked up this comic book believing it to be a simple reimagining of Capcom’s Mega Man video games and not the second season of a cartoon series?
SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #10 – Review
Have you ever wanted to see a small child getting graphically ripped in half on the very center of a comic book page? Boy, do I have the comic book for you!
Emily: Emergence – Review
Emily: Emergence is the very first comic publiched by San Francisco-based FutureBound Comics. It has been tagged by their own creators as a “Psy-Fi Thriller”, which stands for psycholgical science-fiction. This is the result of their successful IndieGogo campaign last year.
REVIEW – THE WOLF AND THE CROW #1 – Gorgeous Looking Caveman Politics
The Wolf and The Crow Begins Premiere issues. They’re hard to pull off. In the space of twenty-something pages, the staff behind it has to create a universe right before your very eyes and make you feel invested in it. In one measly issue, a comic book needs to present an IP you have never […]
Grit #1 – Comic Review
Grit #1 – Review If you had the (mis)fortune of growing up a 90’s kid, first and foremost, you are too far past being able to use the adjective “young” to describe yourself. “Old”. That’s what you are. Matter of fact, most of us are already there and it’s “1 out of 5 stars – […]
MR BEAVER VOL. 1 – The Best Thing I’ve Read This Year
Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, we will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.This is used to help maintain and improve this site. Everything’s impossible until Mr Beaver does it I’m afraid no one has told you this yet, but […]