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RL STINE… COMICS?!
RL Stine made our childhood. You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who wasn't exposed to the "Goosebumps" series. As a teen, some of us migrated to the "Fear Street" series as well. Now, we're going to have some comics from the legend himself. The new series, aptly...
Bought To YOU By A CONTINUOUS GRANT
Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street? Seriously, at this point I will pay you; nothing else is working. Now see this is where the Salutation Street Bunch would talk to us about ENCOURAGEMENT. But unfortunately today's previously scheduled episode will not be...
Stranded on Death Row – The Ladies of Rage
The phrase only the good die young is often tragically reflected; it could be worse. Now, before anyone gets upset, take a moment to consider the meaning of "good". What if instead of the philosophical/theological meaning, it refers to a physical state. What is the...
Sacrament #1: AWA Studios REVIEW
Sacrament #1 is the latest book to drop from AWA studios and to nobody surprise it's a home run. AWA studios continues to put forth excellent stories ranging in genres and is never afraid to push the envelope. Sacrament #1 explores a future where religion is outlawed...
All Horseshoes and Hand grenades Til Someone Gets Hurt
The moment it happens may not be overly dramatic. Maybe it won't be Eastwood's grizzled grin posing the question or the Whammy's wisecrack that announces the outcome but there is a point of activation. When this moment comes without a suitable flight pattern all you...
Previously on Killadelphia (#23)…
(NOTE: This is a refresher from Killadelphia #23, along with a spoiler-free review of Killadelphia #24. If you didn’t actually read Killadelphia #23 yet, read that before checking out this week’s issue.) This arc of Killadelphia has been absolutely out of control....
Bloodborne Issue 1: The Lady of the Lanterns
Bloodborne The Lady of the Lanterns Part 1 (of 4) Review Bloodborne Lady of the Lanterns is part 1 of a new limited four-issue series from Titan Comics and is based on the eponymous popular gothic game. Eisner Nominated writer Cullen Bunn brings this issue to life,...
A Time Gambit
Yes, the mutants of Marvel Comics are in the midst of a renaissance. Now seems like a perfect time to revisit the last time this occurred. And that would be the early 90's. It was during this time that a thief made his way onto the school grounds. Charming and...
Hit Me #5: AWA Studios Review
From the first panel of the first page, throughout the entirety of the series, Hit Me never took its foot of the gas — not once. While the subject matter may have turned some people off, Hit Me tells a wild story with a more than satisfying ending — pun 100% intended....
Batman: One Dark Knight #3: DC Comics Review
It took six months. Six months from One Dark Knight #1 and #3. Release schedules sucks. What doesn't suck is the quality of One Dark Knight from writer, artist, cover artist Jock. A book that never lets off the gas pedal. Issue #3 ends abruptly, but in the end, a...
What happened last issue of Radiant Black (#15)
(NOTE: This is a refresher from Radiant Black #15, along with a spoiler-free review of Radiant Black #16. If you didn’t actually read Radiant Back #15 yet, read that before checking out this week’s issue.) If you haven’t seen the video Kyle Higgins and company put...
It Takes A Village: William Samuel Quinton of Sinopa Publishing
We all enjoy being entertained, and I feel sometimes we get so caught up in the actual story that we lose sight of all those that bring us the content. They say it takes a village, and we'll bring you someone working tirelessly to bring us the stories we love. William...