By: William Pace Start your engines! The Showdown is written by Russ Lippitt, the author of Lion’s Share and F.T.W. The Complete Tome of the Anarchy March. Volume one, which is the prelude, was drawn by Tony Guaraldi-brown (The Final Plague & Death Jump) and volume two was drawn by Ezequiel Pineda (Hunter Prey and […]
By: Sam M. Rees Where do I begin? Deadly Class, to me, is everything a comic book should strive to achieve. The fusion of a semi-realistic art style with Rubber Hose physics, along with lovable, deeply thought-out characters, amazing writing, superb world building, and real issues amongst such a ludacris plot creates this beautifully mastered […]
By: William Pace Go West #1 Garrett Gunn – Creator & Writer Saint Yak – Pencils Sean Forney – Colors HdE – Letters Published By: Alterna Comics A family home found drenched and still dripping with blood. The harder you try to hold onto it, the faster it falls through your fingers. Slade’s […]
By William Pace Dennis Zimmann, a timid computer engineer, gets his life all twisted after a car crash leaves him with a concussion and a demon…himself. Believing that he’s hallucinating as a result of his injury, Dennis’ grip on reality starts to unravel when an evil version of himself begins to torture him. What would […]
The Showdown vol 2 Review By William Pace The Showdown is written by Russ Lippitt the author of Lions Share & F.T.W. The Complete Tome of the Anarchy March. Volume one of “The Showdown”which is the prelude was drawn by: Tony Guaraldi-brown (The Final Plague & Death Jump) and Volume two was drawn by:Ezequiel Pineda […]
Wrong Way #2 Punk Rock Meets Slice of Life – A Match Made In Hardcore Heaven? By: CHUCK SUFFEL Let’s open this up with a quote from my review of Wrong Way #1. “I don’t usually like “slice of life” comics. There, I said it. Slice of life comics can be the most boring, insipid, trite […]
Wrong Way – Gets it right. BY CHUCK SUFFEL I don’t usually like “slice of life” comics. There, I said it. Slice of life comics can be the most boring, insipid, trite works you’ll ever read. Unless they’re done right. Wrong Way: An American Punk Story #1 does it right. What makes a story work, especially in comics? […]
