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Category Archives: Independents
Review: Wolves of Summer #1 – Tony Keaton & Andrew Herbst
When I was a kid I always imagined being a soldier. Many times I’d live out exciting Star Wars fantasies as I fought in my own imaginary battles in a galaxy far, far away. Now being older and wiser I … Continue reading
Review: Myth #1 – Loniewski / Lauer / Dollman
I love a good win-win situation. The comics industry has a long history of releasing issues to raise money for good causes- sometimes the quality of those comics can suffer due to the subject content, but a lot of people … Continue reading
Hoodlum #1 Review – Hilary Goldstein & John Toledo
Most indie comics I have read in the past few years try to start small, with small casts and simple settings. I’m not talking about the large indie titles like Saga or Nowhere Men, but the smaller ones that slip under the radar … Continue reading
Review: Yi Soon Shin, Warrior and Defender
It’s easy to get jaded in comics, as like any medium there’s only so many variants on a theme, particularly in action-based comics. So when I received a review copy of Yi Soon Shin, Warrior and Defender, I was expecting … Continue reading
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Review: Faction Anthology #1 – Various Creators
There’s no shortage of crowd funded comics projects around, but I love seeing the quality finished products, particularly local ones. Faction is such a beast – edited by New Zealanders Damon Keen and Amie Maxwell, its a collection of work … Continue reading
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No One Is Safe by Katherine Wirick
Whilst doing some Twitter lurking this evening I came across a tweet from Tom Spurgeon over at Comics Reporter, commenting on how he was surprised a piece of work hadn’t been picked up by one of the majors. I clicked … Continue reading
Daniel Clowes on Football
The Super Bowl is now done for another year, and aside from the great Iron Man 3 trailer, there’s another comic-related gem that I’ve stumbled across. Daniel Clowes‘ Twitter account posted a link today to some previous work he’s done … Continue reading