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Author Archives: Sean Robinson
Webcomic Wednesday – Adventures of Superman
Ok I know. DC’s weekly digital instalment, Adventures of Superman, isn’t exactly a webcomic. But technically it’s digital first and it’s a comic so I’ll allow it. Plus it’s the 75th anniversary of the quintessential superhero, and I haven’t had a chance to … Continue reading
Review: Nowhere Men #5 – Eric Stephenson & Nate Bellegarde
Nowhere Men takes on an interesting slogan early on in its run: “Science is the new rock and roll”. It’s a saying of one of the main characters and seems to be a tenet that this group of scientists take … Continue reading
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Webcomic Wednesday – Cthulhu Calls
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I take a look at a webcomic and let you know what I think about it. This week I’m having a look at a comic that takes you behind the curtain to … Continue reading
Review: Wolves of Summer #2 – Tony Keaton & Andrew Herbst
Wolves of Summer is quickly becoming something I look forward to (that makes two of us – Ed). The two months between issues seems like a long time, but after the second issue, it’s going to feel a lot longer. … Continue reading
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Webcomic Wednesday: Loading Artist
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I take a look at a webcomic and let you know what I think about it. During my brief break I came across many new webcomics, so this week I’m taking a … Continue reading
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Moving On Up: Moth City Now On Thrillbent
Remember Moth City? That webcomic that had made good use of the digital space which I adored. Do you also remember Insufferable, Mark Waid’s own webcomic which I also enjoyed? Well now they both have something in common; you can now find Tim Gibson’s Moth … Continue reading
Event Spotlight – Chromacon 2013
New Zealand. We’re known for producing some pretty impressive things. Lord of the Rings, Pavlova, Zorbing. But what if I told you that some of us were pretty keen artists too? Don’t believe me? You don’t have to. You can see … Continue reading
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Review: FF#6 – Matt Fraction & Joe Quinones
If there was a prize for best fill-in artist it would have to go to Joe Quinones. Actually, that doesn’t do the art in this chapter of FF justice – if for whatever reason Mike Allred couldn’t return, and Joe Quinones were … Continue reading
Webcomic Wednesday – Hark! A Vagrant
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I take a look at a webcomic and let you know what I think about it. This week I’m checking out one that you probably all have read, but I’m going to … Continue reading
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Review: Noctua #1 – Andrew M. Henderson & Orlando Baez
At one point it seemed vampires were everywhere – they had the seat that zombies had once occupied and were intent on being a part of every form of media. Now that the “Twilight madness” as I liked to call … Continue reading