Betvin Geant and Kay continue their chronicling of the bringer of the second coming, and it seems that the “wandering in the wilderness” part is

This is sudden. I really don’t know how this can be the final issue of this series. There was so much fun potential and craziness

Well, I’ll be shrugged. The fluffer did it. There’s been a huge movement of nostalgia in all forms of media lately; old B- and C-list

You’re an angry elf. In reference to that fine holiday film, imagine if instead of Peter Dinklage merely kicking Will Ferrell’s a$%, he tied him

I ain’t ‘fraid of no ghosts. Nostalgia is a huge part of many industries’ business plans right now. Sometimes, it works (Star Trek), and, sometimes,

I’m so going to hell. But, that’s okay. I’ll be getting in line to get Skottie Young’s autograph. It’ll be great.  Once again, we dive

What scares you more: the demons in the street or in your closet? I’ve been consistently impressed with this series since the first issue, each

Taking the pulse of the industry. This second issue of Stuck in the Gutters takes a large step forward.  First, the comics included this time