I’ll note that in 2015, Lion Forge Comics, which was still independent at that time, launched a new imprint called Roar Comics, which was specifically for comics aimed at the preschool through […]
ROBOY #5 and ROBOY #6
ROBOY #4
The issue opens letting us know that we’ve reached Level 4 of this “game.” Aiden and Madison are at his home doing some research on the internet about his power source, the […]
TRIMAXX #5
This issue is titled THE CALL OF DUTY, and that’s because in this issue Mo must learn to put her duty to the planet over her personal feelings. John, Colin, and Mathias […]
ROBOY #3
Brandon Easton keeps the Grant Morrison-like weirdness going in this issue, as Aiden fights Eel who is…well, a giant robotic eel, Among other things, it can shoot a laser from its mouth. […]
TRIMAXX #4
BLOODLINE is the title of this issue’s story, from the creative team of writer David Gorden and artists/colorists Sendol Arts. This issue sees the second appearance of Olin Klien, who debuted in […]
ROBOY #2
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 […]
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 […]
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