Tag: Bryan Edward Hill

Bonehead #3 Review

Bonehead #3 Image Comics  Created By: Machine 56 Writer: Bryan Edward Hil Artist: Rhoald Marcellius Colorist: Sakti Yuwono Letterer: Jaka Ady Bonehead #3 continues to drive its story uphill as a new drug is sweeping across the city. We get a much bigger focus on Hideki as he continues to deal with his confliction on… Continue reading Bonehead #3 Review

Bonehead #2 Review

Bonehead #2 Image Comics/Top Cow Created By: Machine 56 Written by: Bryan Edward Hill Art by: Rhoald Marcellius Colors by: Sakti Yuwono Letters by: Jaka Ady     Bonehead issue 2 continues building its world and this cyberpunk setting. We learn some new information about our main character named “56” and the scientist he works with.… Continue reading Bonehead #2 Review

Playing Hind And Seek in “Postal #9” (Review)

Postal #9 Image Comics Written by: Bryan Edward Hill Art by: Isaac Goodhart ‘Postal’ is a world unto itself and its residents are a breed all their own. At its center is our anchor, our rock, the sole postal service employee and mayor’s son, Mark. Mark’s unique abilities make him a compelling and endearing character… Continue reading Playing Hind And Seek in “Postal #9” (Review)

Let Me Introduce You To Eden’s Mayor – “Postal #6” (Review)

Postal #6 Top Cow Productions Written by: Bryan Edward Hill & Matt Hawkins Art by: Isaac Goodhart Matt Hawkins and Bryan Hill turn over ‘Postal’ #6 to Momma Shiffron with some important character development and background. The stone-cold mayor of Eden and asshole mother of Mark, has a traumatic history that forged her character long… Continue reading Let Me Introduce You To Eden’s Mayor – “Postal #6” (Review)

Not the type of Vengeance you would expect a “Postal #4” Review

Postal #4 Top Cow Productions Written by: Bryan Edward Hill & Matt Hawkins Art by: Issac Goodhart If you’ve been reading Postal to this point (as you very well should be) you know that Mark’s mother is a heartless abusive monster of a person. As frigid and unsympathetic a figure you’ll find in popular fiction.… Continue reading Not the type of Vengeance you would expect a “Postal #4” Review

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