Once Upon a Time Machine in June
In April of 2018, Dark Horse released Once Upon a Time Machine Volume 2, a 224 page collection of futuristic interpretations of Greek Myths. It follows on the 2013 success of the first volume, which did similarly modernistic retellings of mythological tales. Chris Stevens, one of the editors, willingly allowed me to ask him a Read More
No Comments on Once Upon a Time Machine in JuneManster’s Journey Into the World of…Fantasy Football ???
Last week was the 2018 NFL draft. Most normal people don’t care about the draft, nor should they. After all, why care about a bunch of dudes fresh out of college about to make more money in the next few years than you or I will ever make in our lifetime ? Even if you Read More
No Comments on Manster’s Journey Into the World of…Fantasy Football ???! UPDATE ! THE EDGE OFF ****A Kickstarter Comic Preview by Manster****
*UPDATE* I’ll put the update right up front here…The Edge Off was fully funded within 4 hours of going live. There are some great offerings including variant covers by Garry Brown and Frank Quitely as well as commissions and original pages of art from Iain Laurie. The commission offerings were sold out almost immediately Read More
No Comments on ! UPDATE ! THE EDGE OFF ****A Kickstarter Comic Preview by Manster****Mansters’ Journey Into the World of Comics (Part 2)
I admit it – I tend to procrastinate. I’ll set out to do something important and then think of something much less important that needs doing and what happens ? I’ll spend ridiculous amounts of time on that less important thing until – you guessed it – something even more insignificant pops into my Read More
No Comments on Mansters’ Journey Into the World of Comics (Part 2)Mansters’ Journey Into the World of Comics (Part 1)
Hi Pint-o-holics, Lloyd Green here. You may also know me as “Manster”, as Johnny Ganache likes to call me. As nicknames go, I like it. And the shot of Malort I drank to earn that name, well, I liked that too. So much so that before the night was over I was swigging it straight Read More
No Comments on Mansters’ Journey Into the World of Comics (Part 1)Gideon Falls #1 – A G.I. Gary Advance Comic Review!
“Gideon Falls” Image Comics Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Andrea Sorrentino Colors: Dave Stewart Jeff Lemire has reteamed with Andrea Sorrentino, and recruited Dave Stewart, to bring us “Gideon Falls,” a religous themed horror/thriller comic. If anything is implied in the name, its that there is a fight looming. The title reminds of the Prophet Gideon, Read More
No Comments on Gideon Falls #1 – A G.I. Gary Advance Comic Review!G.I. Gary Reviews: Mother Russia
“Mother Russia” FUBAR Press Alterna Comics Art & Written by: Jeff McComsey ”The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” That statement in a nutshell describes the zombie themed World War II tale of Mother Russia. Taking place in Stalingrad in the winter of 1942/1943, the dead have essentially taken everyone out, except Svetlana Gorshkov, aka: “Mother Read More
No Comments on G.I. Gary Reviews: Mother RussiaThe State of the Industry, August 2017
The market of comic books has always been volatile. One month may show a massive increase in sales across the board, another might show a huge drop. August sales were one of those drops, with a reported 20% fall from July. What is causing such a stunning fluctuation, so soon after great strides from DC’s Read More
No Comments on The State of the Industry, August 2017G.I. Gary Reviews: Sons of Yellowstone Issues 1 and 2
From Helios Comics (formerly of Headshrinkers Press) Sons of Yellowstone #1 & #2 Writer: Jeff Nelson Art: Peter Cacho Letters: Nichi Scribbles Colors: Matt James While roaming the aisles of Terrificon with Mr. Ganache, we came across the Helios Comics table and John talked to them a little bit for the podcast. After the interview, Read More
No Comments on G.I. Gary Reviews: Sons of Yellowstone Issues 1 and 2Sir Jon Reviews: (Brendon Small’s) Galaktikon #1
Albatross Funnybooks, Eric Powell’s (of The Goon fame, for those unaware) venture into comic book publishing, has risen to the attention of the Pint O’ Comics team, with brief reviews of some of their titles on the podcast. As such, when a new title with impressive cover art was solicited in June, I had to Read More
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