“The Devils” – A G.I. Gary Comic Review
“The Devils” – Issues 1 and 2Story: Matthew SpradlinArt: William Allan ReyesColoring: Archie Van BurenRok ComicsAntarctic Press Do you like War Comics? Do you like Horror Comics? Do you like comics based on true events? Well, “The Devils” checks all those boxes. “The Devils” is inspired by true events that took place during World War Read More
No Comments on “The Devils” – A G.I. Gary Comic Review“The Comet- Vol. 1: Combustion” – G.I. Gary Comic Reviews
The CometVol 1: CombustionPublisher: Insight ComicsWritten by: Arianna IrwinIllustrated by: Francine DelgadoColored by: Alba Cardona and Federico Blee The story of “The Comet” follows Kenzie, a 17 year old high school gymnast, whose sister Rae is dying of cancer. Kenzie is struggling to make peace with her sister’s fate, and refuses to accept defeat. In Read More
No Comments on “The Comet- Vol. 1: Combustion” – G.I. Gary Comic ReviewsRainbow Brite #3 – A Review by Lady Ganache
Welp – I typically like to start my reviews with stories of the Normie watching the Jo(h)ns in their natural habitat. Sadly, I didn’t acquire any new information or data for the month of January. (yeah… I realize it is now the end of March – eh-hem middle of April. I’m terrible at finishing things) Read More
No Comments on Rainbow Brite #3 – A Review by Lady GanachePunk Taco (Vol. 1) – An Arguing With Myself Review
It’s been quite some time since I’ve picked up a comic book. I use to love it. Reading the adventures of my favorite heroes, page by page, in all their four-color glory. I was well into my twenties when I decided to stop collecting. No, not because I was interested in girls. That’s a tired Read More
No Comments on Punk Taco (Vol. 1) – An Arguing With Myself ReviewBreakneck and Hard Case Crime comics- A Manster comic book review
Joe Hayward is a simple man with a simple plan…To deliver a righteous beating (via brick and bat) to the man who is screwing his wife. But he quickly finds out (to misquote Robert Burns), “the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” Breakneck is a Titan Comics book published under the Read More
No Comments on Breakneck and Hard Case Crime comics- A Manster comic book reviewG.I. Joe: Sierra Muerte – A G.I. Gary NEW Comic Review
G.I. Joe: Sierra Muerte #1 (of 3)IDW Publishing, February 2019 It has been almost a year since IDW last published a G.I. Joe comic book that wasn’t written by Larry Hama. The last non-Hama series pushed the limits on what traditional G.I. Joe comic fans were accepting in both story and art. As such, IDW Read More
No Comments on G.I. Joe: Sierra Muerte – A G.I. Gary NEW Comic ReviewGanache Recommends…The Immortal Hulk
Here’s the score sports fans. I love the Hulk. Not Red Hulk with a mustache, or Red She Hulk, or regular She Hulk, or Super Awesome Hulk, I love Bruce Banner Hulk. Banner has been dead for a few years in the Marvel continuity, murdered by Hawkeye for reasons I care not to look up, Read More
No Comments on Ganache Recommends…The Immortal HulkSir Jon’s Comic Book Review – Ogre #1-3
As listeners of the radio show and podcast are aware, I am an avid fan of the fantasy genre, as can be seen in the many retellings of my gaming group in the various Great Game columns published here at the Pint website. Unaware of the Great Game? There’s a search function just off to Read More
No Comments on Sir Jon’s Comic Book Review – Ogre #1-3Rainbow Brite #2 – A Guest Review
Lady Ganache here! Yep, I’m back again to review Rainbow Brite Issue #2 and because in the lyrics of the Flight of the Conchords, there are “too many dicks on the dance floor… Five to One is a brodeo…” and I’m going to Star Sprinkle all over this sausage-fest. Boy, that escalated quickly… I mean, that really Read More
No Comments on Rainbow Brite #2 – A Guest ReviewG.I. Gary Reviews – Shooter: The 14th Original G.I. Joe
June 1982: General Flagg takes roster of the G.I. Joe team for their first mission against Cobra, a ruthless terrorist organization that had kidnapped Dr. Adele Burkhart, a nuclear physicist turned government watchdog and peace advocate. In this mission, 13 Joes, consisting of 12 men and Scarlett, storm an island to rescue the imprisoned doctor. Read More
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