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TLDR Friarside Chat: Adam Lawson – The Kill Journal

GWW Radio: SoundCloud | iTunes TLDR: iTunes | Spotify | Twitch Twitter: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah | @Fry_Guy1 Instagram: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah Adam Lawson makes his return following his first successful Indiegogo campaign (The Eighth) to talk about his new project with Nick Friar and Joseph Gilmore: The Kill Journal. Synopsis: Revenants are vengeful spirits back from the dead, wielding chainsaws and machetes. Now, the victims of their attacks —… Continue reading TLDR Friarside Chat: Adam Lawson – The Kill Journal

TLDR #9: Nailbiter / Undiscovered Country

TLDR FRIARSIDE CHAT: Scott Snyder – Nocterra

GWW Radio: SoundCloud | iTunes TLDR: iTunes | Spotify | Twitch Twitter: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah | @Fry_Guy1 Instagram: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah Joseph Gilmore and Nick Friar got a chance to talk with acclaimed comic book writer Scott Snyder heading into the final day of his Kickstarter campaign for Nocterra. After discussing his new project, Snyder provides some insight into Undiscovered Country, American Vampire, Dark Nights Death Metal, AND MORE!

TLDR #8: Sea of Stars / Red Hood: The Lost Days

GWW Radio: SoundCloud | iTunes TLDR: iTunes | Spotify | Twitch Twitter: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah | @Fry_Guy1 Instagram: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah Joseph Gilmore has a book from Image Comics that will hit some readers a little differently, Sea of Stars. Nick Friar goes back to DC Comics to talk about his favorite character from that universe, Red Hood.

Undiscovered Country #8 (REVIEW)

Undiscovered Country #8Image Comics Written by: Scott Snyder & Charles SouleArt by: Giuseppe Camuncoli & Leonardo Marcello GrassiColors by: Matt WilsonLetters by: Crank! As things are getting crazier in Undiscovered Country, everything is starting to make more sense. Yes, that’s a paradoxical point, but it’s true, especially once you make it to Undiscovered Country #8.… Continue reading Undiscovered Country #8 (REVIEW)

Bliss # 3 (REVIEW)

Chapter 3 of Image Comics Bliss is all about “depths“. The depths of humanity, the depths we are willing to go to for family and the depths we are willing to go to save ourselves. With the proceedings disrupted by another kind of “murder”, Perry begins to unravel the pieces of his youth he was… Continue reading Bliss # 3 (REVIEW)