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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.
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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?

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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”

This week we review Zodiak #1, #2 , and #3. Formatted as a color manga in a mini comic footprint. The story and art by Tam feel like an homage to Sailor Moon.

The question is, does she succeed? Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: Zodiak, a color manga”

Goth Ghost Girl #1 is a buy, right out of the gate with 44-pages for 7.00 US. John Schlim, Jr. brings a charming book of sweetly told horror stories. This is an anthology that doesn’t seem too committed to any sort of order of events, but that’s okay in an entertaining Twilight Zone kind of way.

Goth Ghost Girl #1
Published by Ovation Comics, ovationcomics.com
[ Facebook| @OvationComics
Genre: Horror, Comedy
Writer: John Schlim, Jr
Artist: Sergio Quijada, Francisco Munoz
Letters: Bernardo Brice

And if you don’t want any spoilers stop right here. Ghost chicken. Continue reading “Indy Comic Suggestion: Goth Ghost Girl #1”

Grown out of a kickstarter, the story of *Is’nana the Were-Spider* leans heavily on the African and Carribean folktales of Anansi the spider god or stories. It is an anthology style work by Greg Anderson-Elysee.

[ Is’nana the Were-Spider, Vol. 1: Forgotten Stories; Amazon.com: Books ]
Price $20.00 USD

[ Greg Anderson Elysée | Facebook ]
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Ben Mitchell’s detective story from Australia starts in Storm Clouds. The mystery surrounds a serial killer, booze, drug use, and police that constantly dance at the edge of abusing their position. In other words, welcome to Australia!

benmitchell.com.au
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[Storm Clouds – Home | Facebook]
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B. Alex Thompson’s outrageous and laughable parody of all things college party campus culture as drawn by Christian Duce and Martin Coccola is exactly what it pretends to be. It is a silly take on sorority girl stories and zombie stories.

[Approbation Comics]

You can see that as the inside cover to issue #1 introduces you to the main characters by… cup size.

Your sensitivities are going to be wounded if you don’t return to the headlines now!
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