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Discover what makes a frozen man’s character. His goodness or his flaws! Will the monsters get him first? Or the people the monsters are pursuing?
Following on from Bloodpop, Bradley Golden brings us another horror/thriller in this return to his successful genre. Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: Leave on the Light #1”
A Review of Killing Wirth from Brian K Morris of Rising Tide Publications:
“Killing Wirth has the scope of a major SF film on its printed pages. The storytelling is solid and the story moves so swiftly, it should have seatbelts installed.
I also appreciate that the gore factor, which I didn’t find to be too awful, gets a parental warning in the introduction. That’s some responsible representation there.
If you like hardcore science fiction like ALIEN, you’ll love Killing Wirth. I look forward to future installments.”
Brian K. Morris
The Ghostly Tales of Spencer Spook, The Purple Claw, Nature Boy, The Advocator, etc.
RisingTide.pub
https://bit.ly/2uKoP93 [ Kickstarter ]
From the files of GEEKORAMA for which I occasionally review:
Zenescope fleshes out the Grimm Universe with an in depth look at Gretel. And flesh is the right word.
This is not for the younger audience.
http://geekorama.alt-world.com/gretel-1
Spiritual horror Dark Daylight Day landed in a swirl of unrelated controversy and I honestly forgot I had it. I opened it and devoured the tale of the arrival of the Darkspear of the Nothing! Are you up for a trip into the Dark Daylight.
Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: Dark Daylight Day #1”
The long awaited first issue of Into The Darkness has arrived! This story has been brewing in the creator’s mind for 20 years. But is it a buy, you ask? Continue reading “Indie Comic Suggestion: Into The Darkness”
Chuck Pineau’s review of Mister Tatters. Please give him a watch and a YouTube like/subscribe!
Continue reading “Chuck’s Raw Reviews: Mister Tatters and Human Trafficking”
Repeat Indy Comic-offender Bradley Golden brings us a horror standard between the covers of Blood Pop (formerly Timmy Lala).
For horror fans, this is a buy. Now, how do I tell you that without spoiling it. Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: Blood Pop”
Alan Cole’s advance copy of No One Left To Save arrived in our hands and presents the unusual story line of a superhero like Superman in a world over come by zombies. Does he go mad or just leave for another planet?
Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: No One Left To Save”
This week we review Heavyweight Messiah #1. Picture it, a man who is convinced that he is Jesus Christ and lumbers into a boxing ring to save people through violence.
How does it end? Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion:Heavyweight Messiah #1”