Category Archives: Comics

Review: Reasonably Priced Comics #3

10Aug by Michael

The anthology series Reasonably Priced Comics continues to be on of the best looking small-press indie anthologies out there. With three issues now available to the public, RPC has solidified itself as an anthology that delivers quality material. And, trust me, I’ve read quite a few small-press books, and consistent quality is no easy feat. Voyaga – “Identity” Voyaga is … Continue reading →

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Comic Book Review: Jack Hammer issue 3

28Jun by Michael

I’ve been a big fan of Jack Hammer since issue 1, and issue 3 continues the noir / superhero mashup with an introduction to the ultimate villain behind the crime. Continue reading →

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A Successful NOLA Comic Con

23May by Michael

We’ve done it. We finished our first comic book convention on the other side of the table. Instead of just wandering the aisles as fans (even though we did that, too), Ryan Morris and I were behind the table selling our book The Hidden, issue 1. We had a great time chatting with convention attendees about our book and getting … Continue reading →

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Reasonably Priced Comics Anthology #2

6Apr by Michael

Before jumping into the reviews of the individual stories, let me quickly say that the cover art is absolutely incredible. I’ve been paying close attention to artist Ionic’s cover work, and I can’t get enough of it. Continue reading →

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Comic Book Review: Allied Forces

10Mar by Michael

If you can’t wait to get your fill of World War II superheroes in this summer’s Captain America movie, then you need to check out the indie comic book Allied Forces by writer Sebastian Piccione, artist Joe Kuzma, colorists Seth Russell and Norman Wong, and letterer Matt Grant (gorgeous cover by Karl Moline). Featuring big ideas and expressive art, Allied … Continue reading →

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Webcomic Review: The Guns of Shadow Valley

26Feb by Michael

Michael reviews The Guns of Shadow Valley, a Western webcomic with subtle supernatural elements. Michael kind-of loves it a lot. Good news and bad news: a friend recently recommended an incredible webcomic to me that I absolutely love, but it’s going on a monthly schedule since the artist has been so busy. Apparently, he’s working on a series for IDW. … Continue reading →

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A Happy Artist?

23Feb by Michael

I’m going to write something that I won’t usually admit about my artistic endeavors: I’m happy with my efforts. Normally, I try to play the part of the ever-dedicated writer who hasn’t quite finished that breakthrough project… that one thing that will certainly rocket anyone to superstardom. But the truth of it is that the journey — the actual process … Continue reading →

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Comic Book Movies of 2011

20Feb by Michael

2011 is going to be another one of those big years for comic book movies. I’m not even going to attempt to provide a comprehensive listing of all of the movies, but here are my thoughts on the biggest . Captain America: The First Avenger I grew up reading X-Men books and Superman, so I was never very familiar with … Continue reading →

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