Comics

Overall, this issue was a good start to a potentially great storyline. With this introduction out of the way, I’m really excited to see what’s in store for the upcoming issues of this series, because there’s a lot of potential to learn things we always Read More

Comics Creator Dean Trippe chats with Jessi Reid on his webcomic Butterfly, women in comics, and what fans can look forward to next. Read More

The Abominable Charles Christopher is by far one of the most beautiful webcomics I've had the pleasure of reading lately. Its moods change with the moods of its creator Karl Kerschl, one week light and comical and the next dark and foreboding. Read More

If you like zombie stories, or if you like to make fun of zombie movies, you'll like this story. Read More

With the first issue, Boom! Studios not only hooked me in for the entire 24-issue run on the title, but changed my mind about a straight up adaptation of novel to comic being a bad idea. Read More

The writing was solid throughout the series, steady with its slow burn build up to the end. In the end, I'd recommend this for people who are already fans of the Cthulhu mythos and who are interested in reading new material within that world. Read More

The story of this issue is that it's full of awesome. Epic amounts of it. Read More

Kelly talks to Holly Laing, the creator of this week's featured webcomic, Terra. Read More

The Legend of the Jersey Devil is an entertaining read, complete with near-nudity, creative protagonists and antagonists, hot chicks, light gore, and some unbelievably disgusting scenarios. Read More

In this exciting conclusion, there's a hero throwing in his towel, a cloning conspiracy revealed, plans for world domination by a one-time superhero thwarted, a hero getting back to the top of his game, and the best damn assistant that ever lived. It's Read More

Kelly looks at the deliciously irreverent Bear Nuts and chats with its creator Alison Acton about its similarities to Care Bears. Read More

This series continues to be solid. Sable's writing has officially sent my paranoia rocketing off the charts here, and Tedesco's art continues to be amazing. Read More