[REVIEW] A SATIRICAL SLASHER GETS BLOODY WITH FAST FASHION IN ‘SLAXX’
Streaming on Shudder, Slaxx (2020) blends schlocky b-movie goodness with delightful comedy gore and some surprisingly sharp commentary.
[REVIEW] JOHN PORCELLINO’S CLASSIC WORK IS MORE SUITED TO OUR TIME THAN EVER BEFORE
With King-Cat Classix, Map of My Heart, and Perfect Example, John Porcellino’s classic work is re-introduced to a new generation.
[REVIEW] COMING OUT WITH SUPERPOWERS IN ‘SPECTRUM #2’
Spectrum #2 is a superhero comic about coming out that is quite reminiscent of X-men comics–from the sudden development of superpowers to enrollment in an institution to help them learn about who they are and what they can do.
[REVIEW] VENUS RISES #1 – #2
Fifty years into the future, an ecological disaster destroys 90% of Earth’s population and makes our planet unlivable.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] THE ADVENTURES OF AURORAMAN #6
The Adventures of Auroraman #6 is a fun collection of stories with an Archie Comics-meets-superhero adventure kind of vibe.
[#LOVEINDIES] KICKSTARTER SPOTLIGHT: EKTYR’S LANE: THE EPISODE OF ONE-PAW
In a world full of first-person shooters, why not pick up a good ol’ action/adventure game? Time to wander the world as a sentient voodoo collection of yarn.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] GRITTY VIGILANTISM IN BLACKTHORNE #2
Blackthorne #2 has the potential to be a great legacy hero for the City of Calgary and a great comicbook series, but it’s hard to look at.
Is’nana the Were-Spider One Shot Review
Is’nana the Were-Spider One Shot Writer: Greg Anderson-Elysée Artists: David Brame, Walter Ostlie Colourists: Kat Aldrich, Lee Milewski Letterer: AndWorld Design Publisher: Webway Comics
Marassa #1 Review
In Marassa #1 you’ll get to see not only aliens, pirates, and bounty hunters, but also a family searching for their lost inheritance and heritage.