Super Pro K.O. Volume 3: Gold for Glory Review
Looking back, the audience for comics and wrestling have often crossed paths.
Always Raining Here: A Webcomic
Always Raining Here Story By Bell Art By Hazel Sometimes you randomly stumble upon an amazing story through research for another webcomic. Always Raining
The New Yesterday: Interview With J. Mackenzie Graham
The New Yesterday is an ongoing sci-fi webcomic, which recounts the story of “The Fall” – the destruction of humanity’s futuristic utopia. In my interview with J. Mackenzie Graham, we talk about futurism, Doctor Who, and his thoughts on the world of webcomics!
Kickstarter Spotlight: From Parts Unknown
You may not know it but wrestling and comics go together like chicken and waffles. Seriously, not only are there comics about wrestling (like
Army of Darkness Furious Road #3 Review
ssue two of Army of Darkness Furious Road was amazing. Issue three is amazeballs! The Evil-Deadness of this series is really shining through with issue three with blood and gore and chainsaws cutting off hands–oh my, yes!
House of Penance #2 Review
In House of Penance #2, the mysterious horrors of the Winchester Estate continue to produce atmospheric chills and deliver incredibly well-paced horror in a comic that’s ripe with historical interest. Teeming with the otherworldly red masses that made the first issue stand out, House of Penance #2 is quietly becoming a favourite indulgence for horrors of the mind made flesh.
Toronto Comics Vol. 3 Review
This weekend is the Toronto Comics Art Festival (TCAF) and it is also the official launch of “Toronto Comics: Volume 3”. Two years ago
The Unbelievable Gwenpool #2 Review
Oh Gwenpool, right when I think I could fall in love with you, you take a couple of steps back and we are only at issue 2. This might turn into just a two issue stand! Everything I loved about the first issue appears to leave for most of the second.
Clarence: Chicken Phantom Review
Believe it or not, kid’s comics are some of the best comics being produced. They’re bright, colourful, cute, funny, and just plain endearing. And Clarence: Chicken Phantom is all of the above!