The story opens with more video game imagery, we’re told that we’re now on “Level 2” of the story. Picking up from the end of the previous issue, where Aiden passed out […]
ROBOY #2
TRIMAXX #3
The previous issue ended with Mo having successfully piloted the Trimaxx robot in a battle to defeat the Mechani’s giant purple scorpion-shaped robot which was attacking Paris. But Mo barely had time […]
ROBOY #1
Okay, I’ll just get this out of the way and say it: this series’ title is stupid. Yeah, I get it, it’s about a robot that is built to resemble a young […]
TRIMAXX #2
The creative team of writer David Gorden and artists Sendol Arts return in this second issue, with a story titled THE STUFF HEROES ARE MADE OF. Picking right up from where the […]
TRIMAXX #1
Lion Forge was a great new indie comic-book publisher that was formed in the 2010’s. Their original focus was strictly on digital comics, which was still a new and emerging market at […]
Side-Kicked #1: Gauntlet/Pick (Up) A Card
I thoroughly enjoyed the 4-issue miniseries SIDE-KICKED from Darby Pop Press, which debuted in 2015. This one-shot issue was published in 2017, and serves as a bit of a prequel to that […]
Side-Kicked #4
Russell Bretholtz (who co-created these characters with Miguel Mendonca) writes this final issue of this miniseries, with art provided by the Late Bong Dazo, from Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, and […]
Side-Kicked #3
In the wake of the ongoing superhero sidekick strike, crime in the city of Chicago is skyrocketing (doesn’t sound too far from real life, does it?). Most of the “big 5” superheroes, […]
Side-Kicked #2
This second issue, from Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, picks up a few days after the previous issue ended. The sidekicks have gone on strike, although none of them have officially […]
Side-Kicked #1
This is the first issue of a 4-part miniseries, published inn 2015 by Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, and it opens with a man sticking a gun in his mouth and […]
Redfoot #1
Written by Alfredo Rodriguez and drawn by Diego Toro, this comic book was published by Arcana Studio. It introduces us to an 8-year-old boy named Jake, whom we learn a year earlier […]
Brandi Bare #2
Written by co-creators Joe Pekar and Jeff Outlaw, and drawn by Pekar, this issue picks up immediately after the first one where, as the result of a magic spell gone wrong, Dylan […]
Brandi Bare #1
As I noted in my review of Redhead Tales 3, the character of Brandi Bare debuted in a 4-issue miniseries in 2010, which I bought at the time on Amazon. But it’s […]
Incredibelle: Galactic Delights One-Shot #2
I thoroughly enjoyed the first Incredibelle one-shot from Pixie Trix Comix, so I’ve eagerly gotten this second comic, which serves as a sequel to it and to the Nightgale one-shot, which I […]
Redhead Tales 3
Here’s the third issue of the erotic anthology series, Redhead Tales, of which each issue features two new 12-page stories written and drawn by Joe Pekar. REINTRODUCING BRANDI BAREÂ is a curious story […]
Redhead Tales Issue 2
Today I’m reviewing the second issue of Redhead Tales, the anthology comic-book series from creator/writer/artist Joe Pekar. Once again we have two separate 12-page stories. MY GIRLFRIEND, THE SUPERHERO features a young […]
Redhead Tales : Issue 1
This issue has two 12-page stories, both written and drawn by Joe Pekar. First up is Dungeon’s Misfortunes, which takes place in a fairytale magic fantasy setting. It stars an adventurous young […]
Perfect 10 #1
Written by Dave Brink and drawn by Pow Rodrix, this book wastes no time in getting right to the action, as it opens with a naked woman being woken in some kind […]
Lightning Girl Loves Rocket Boy #1
Written by Roel Toress and drawn by Scott Arnold, for Hypsersmash Studios, this 52-page comic is a classic one-shot tale of a burgeoning romance between two 19-year-old college students. Marcus and Jodie […]
Thomas River #1
What if James Bond was Black and American? That’s basically the high concept of this indie comic from writer Doug Wagner and artist Brian Stelfreeze, published by 12 Gauge Comics. This is […]
Keisha Carter Is Mega Woman #2
SPOILERS IF YOU HAVEN’T READ ISSUE #1 YET. Creator/Writer Tyler Martin starts this issue by filling in some more of Mega Woman‘s background, leaning more heavily into the Greek Myths. Not only […]
Keisha Carter Is Mega Woman #1
This is the first issue of a brand new Black female superhero named Mega Woman, from the indie publisher Godhood Comics. Â Written by creator Tyler Martin, and drawn by Cyrus Mesarcia, this […]
Argo 5 #0
My New Year’s Resolution is to post on this blog more often and review more indie comics. And I mean genuinely indie, as in not having a traditional publisher, but the kind […]
Tarot, Witch of the Black Rose #137: Raven Hex’s Merry Hexmas!
Written and drawn by Jim Balent, along with letterer and editor Holly Golightly, 137 is this series’ annual Christmas issue. And like most of the series’ recent Christmas issues, it features the […]
IRRESISTIBLE
Released in 2012, this is a miniseries from Zenescope Entertainment. Written by Raven Gregory this story has a premise that I’m sure every heterosexual man has imagined at one time or another: […]
The Crow: Midnight Legends Vol. 1: Dead Time
I discover James O’Barr’s The Crow with the 1994 movie, which I loved. I eventually tracked down the original comic book, but I don’t recall being that impressed with it at the […]
Rough Riders vol. 1
This was a 7-issue miniseries originally published in 2016 from Aftershock Comics, written and created by Adam Glass, and drawn by Patrick Olliffe. In several ways, this series is similar to Alan […]
Tarot, Witch Of The Black Rose #134
Writer/Artist Jim Balent divides this issue in two, giving us a solo Jon story in the first half, and then a solo Tarot story in the second half. Jon, now fully healed […]
Lawful Evil #2
Picking up where the first issue left off, Suc-u-Babe is in the middle of fucking Primer on some rooftop. This is all a plot to distract him, so that Dark Spider can […]
Tarot, Witch Of The Black Rose #133
Writer/Artist Jim Balent puts Jon in the center stage of this issue’s story. He finally decides to deal with the fallout from the end of issue #128, where Jon was left in […]
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