Sweet Heart – The Hunger is real Sweet Heart is an upcoming series from Action Lab that blends the ever present fear and impending doom from something like “It Follows” with creatures that could absolutely fit with the host of terrifying monsters of the SCP Foundation. [wp-review] This issue follows the life of a boy … Read more
Do You Accept This Comic As Your Lawfully Readed Entertainment? Dear reader, now that spring is almost upon us, we can officially say that bonding season is about to begin. To start this new era of excessive pheromones and nature-forced feelings of love, we will get together and enjoy a nice imagination-based exercise in which … Read more
Action Lab Comics’ imprint Danger Zone is establishing Killswitch as a neat little answer to the sub-culture stylings films like Johnny Mnemonic and The Matrix are responsible for.
Chainsaw Reindeer – Right There in the Title Santa’s Most Trusted Steeds We all know about Santa’s reindeer, the magical and flying deer that helps Santa get around the world. They usually include Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Dunder, and Blixem. There are, of course, stories that focus on them and can even show … Read more
Cold Blood Samurai… Starring Anthropomorphic Frogs!? Sure, there’s a scene where one of the bad guys has his enemy’s head sliced clean off. But the cold-blood of these samurais is actually in a literal sense. The setting may be feudal Japan, but its inhabitants are frogs, lizards, and crabs. Whom I assume is the title … Read more
Black Betty probably shouldn’t work – but it does! On the surface, Black Betty #8 appears to be a perfect genre mash up of two things I personally truly adore – Rockabilly style, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And just like Buffy, it shouldn’t work – but it does. It’s a ridiculous concept handled seriously, … Read more
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From Pulp to Pages I wasn’t around for the days of the radio or TV serial. I certainly wasn’t for the days of pulp action comics like The Phantom or Doc Savage, but I’ve had time to do research and appreciate the art form. Athena Voltaire thus far has been an awesome homage to the … Read more