In our last issue, Christopher, Viveka, and Dracula Boy (our intrepid heroes) were rescued from certain doom by the mysterious Adam Frankenstein. In this issue,
This one is just what it says on the tin: a crossover between Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Stranger Things. If you’re anything like me,
It’s always interesting when a comics creator leaves an established publishing company to create a universe of their own. Most famous of these creations are
Having traversed more destroyed and decaying buildings and fought more hostile bots, ITTO and the traffic robot, Speedy, finally arrive at the TourTec factory; however,
When the apocalypse happens, it takes everything you have and everything you are just to survive. The ones who make it are the ones with
No, I’m not crying, you’re crying. Then on the next page, I’m laughing. And also, I’m getting hungry. Truth be told, there’s a whole range
After having spent the last million years cryogenically frozen, Supernova Watkins has just been revived and is now the last Black man in the universe.
I did not realize when I volunteered to review this title that the writer, Matt Kindt, was also the writer of Folklords, a comic I
ITTO and Beanie (the Barista bot) are on their way to a resupply station when they are buzzed by a recycling and litter observation bot.
Life is full of choices. Some are small, like deciding to eat that piece of chocolate now instead of waiting. Some are large, like moving
ITTO, our determined tour guide robot, has found itself in a post-apocalyptic London with no inkling as to why the humans are gone. There are
I didn’t know anything about The Ex-Wives of Frankenstein until creator Richard Fairgray stopped by my table at San Diego Comic-Con and pitched it to
