
‘Kingdom of Earth #2:’ Comic Book Review
Politics are a bitch, even for monsters. Orpheus Knox, a shadowy figure able to bend light around themselves, is concerned about the infrastructure and what

Politics are a bitch, even for monsters. Orpheus Knox, a shadowy figure able to bend light around themselves, is concerned about the infrastructure and what

I met the artist, Kay Woolhiser, a couple of years ago at Rose City Comic Con, when Dragon Grit had just come out. It has

Those monsters everyone thought were imaginary? Turns out they’re not. In a not-so-distant future, where the continental United States, Mexico, and Canada are divided into

In a not-so-distant-future California, a group of four robots – Staybehind, Sweetie, Cayenne, and Hands – who operate a ghost kitchen in San Francisco, wake

I’ve been a fan of military science fiction for as long as I can remember. With bookshelves filled with novels from John Scalzi, Elizabeth Moon,

Flitting back and forth between the present and 1947, we first meet Jaycen Wise fishing with a man who, by all appearances, could be his

Note: Extreme violence and generational trauma are represented in this story. In his quest to stop the Sumatran Tiger (a.k.a. Mr. Lim) from using dangerous

Stoneshore is a fading fishing town on the Washington coast with one unique quirk—a giant stone man is built on the bluffs overlooking its inhabitants.

Mochi, Claire, and Hiro are just your average kids, except they live on a planet where gravity shifts on a regular basis and the local

Traveling to the dragon graveyard becomes an event for not only the humans, but the dragons, as well. A brutal storm sends Vera, Robin, and