The afterlife isn’t about “fire ‘n brimstone, or ponces with frocks and harps, or clouds or virgins or eternal-bleedin’-carousin’-in-the-halls-of-your-forefathers. No. It’s all about the numbers.”
Quite recently, I was waxing about the joy of the independent comic book anthology and the advantages (and disadvantages) of this type of comic book.
The world is a weird place, and it only gets weirder in the future, which is why someone like Dr. 2, a masked physician and
For a brief recap, Bigfoot has mysteriously been transported to an Edgar Rice Burroughs version of Mars, where he is forced to become a legendary
This review is about Wrath, a pretty cool storyline about a world where the superheros go all crazy blind evil zombie cannibals on the population
Seeing as Ghostbusters is my favorite theatrical film of all time and that I love The X-Files more than any other television series to hit
Amala’s Blade is a rip-roaring fantasy adventure tale, full of stealthy action, political intrigue, physical comedy, and a gaggle of ghosts. Created by Steve Horton
Nothing like a good existential crisis to get you going in the morning. While Lilly (Lola Binkerd) is concerned about paying the rent, her roommate
Brian Wood’s third installment of his adaptation of Robert E. Howard’s Conan the Barbarian story, Queen of the Black Coast, for Dark Horse is thrilling,
I have read and reread every issue of Mind MGMT so far, and I don’t know if there is another issue that so clearly shows
If genial, anti-heroic serial killer Dexter Morgan was a mixed race female college freshman, he’d be something like Zoey Aarons. Indeed, in some ways, A
It’s not every day I’m asked to review a completely new comic by one of the big publishers, but, this time, I must have gotten
