Come Into Me #4 Review
If you haven’t been reading this series yet, then definitely pick up Come Into Me #4, as well as the three previous issues.
Oh S#!t It’s Kim & Kim #1 Review
Oh S#!t It’s Kim & Kim #1 Review Written by: Magdalene Vissagio Pencils & Inks by: Eva Cabrera Colors by: Claudia Aguirre Letters by:
We Are The Danger #1 Review
We Are The Danger #1 Writer: Fabian Lelay Artist: Fabian Lelay Colorist: Claudia Aguirre Letterers: Taylor Esposito and Jay Castro Publisher: Black Mask Studios
Breathless #1 Review
A solid foundation for the long-term story has been laid in Breathless #1; however, the cookie cutter clip art did not mesh with the gritty horror plot.
Come Into Me #1 Review
Come Into Me #1 confirms that Thompson and Nadler have another hit on their hands: an offbeat body horror premise with a character-driven story.
The Wilds #1 Review
The Wilds #1 kicks off what feels like an original take on a Zombie-like apocalypse. The diverse cast only helps add to the originality of the story.
Beautiful Canvas Issues #1-4 Review
Even in the thriving world of indie comics today, Beautiful Canvas stands out, and is sure to be remembered among the greats.
Calexit #1 Review
It’s not an easy or comfortable read, but Calexit #1 may prove valuable to those who need an outlet for their frustration and anxiety in our scary, post-Trump world.
Last Song #1 Review
Last Song #1 is a beautifully written tale of Nicky and Drew and their journey through childhood into their twenties, where they form a band called Ecstasy.