Optical Sloth

New review today for G-G-G-Ghost Stories by Brandon Lehmann. Even the title is spooky!

New review today for Forever and Everything #7 by Kyle Bravo. It’s a pandemical comic!

New review today for The War On Dental by Michael Aushenker. Also I found the button that deletes my entire inbox, and I was digging into it because I hadn’t checked it in at least a month, probably longer. So if you’ve sent me an email in the last month or so, maybe send it again if you want to hear back.

I know, I know. Things have been crazy around here (new kittens! new bookshelves! new car!), but there’s a new review today for Four Stories by Brian Canini. And I’m writing three reviews this week, so that’s something. Right?

New review today for O Human Star Volume One by Blue Delliquanti, which is absolutely fantastic. Dang it, did I give away my opinion in the preview again?

New review today for Bee-Man: The Death of Bee-Man by Michael Kamison and Steven Arnold. Why yes, I am trying and failing to not fall into my more sporadic summer reviewing habits, why do you ask?

New review today for So Buttons! #11 by Jonathan Baylis and a gaggle of his artist chums.

New review today for Queen of the House by Grant Thomas. You know, I had a few plans for the 20th anniversary of the website (coming up in a couple of months, believe it or not), but it’s starting to look like none of them are going to be ready in time. And if there’s a more apt celebration for this particular website, I don’t know what it could be.

New review today for Rust Belt Review #1 by Sean Knickerbocker and about a half dozen other artists. Enjoy, anthology junkies!

New review today for Save It For Later by Nate Powell, which if I was dictator of the world I’d make everybody read. Of course, then this book would be protesting me, which might cause a time paradox of some kind.

New review today for Beastly by Ben Cherry, as I am ending the week with polar bears. Happy weekend everybody!

New review today for The Tay Bridge Disaster by David Robertson, which may or may not be your favorite story of a bridge collapsing. Depends on where you live, I guess.

New review today for Forever and Everything #6 by Kyle Bravo! He’s the guy with the action star name who does diary strips about daily life and raising a family.

New review today for The Woodsman by Rob Jackson. Maybe it’s his opus? Nah, I think that guy has even bigger books in him. Just a theory!

New review today for Plastic People #7 by Brian Canini, and I’ve maybe reviewed more of his comics than anybody else over the years? I’ll have to do a count one of these days to see. The second guy I review this week is also pretty high up that list…

Only one review this week, as there’s an election going on. A very small one, granted, but it still means a lot going on at work. New review for the collected Big Questions by Anders Nilsen! Which really deserves its own week anyway…

New review today for Zirp #6 by Till Thomas, which should be a great chance for you to catch up on your German if you know the language. If not, it comes with English translations, so don’t fret.

New review today for the triumphant return of Matt H. in Miss Fortune! I do give some hints at who he is in the review, if you cannot rest until you solve the mystery of the H…

New review today for How About A Nice Big Cup Of Climate Grief? by Jep. It’s a real feel good story!

How about a nice peaceful comic to review! It’s Nibble #9: Meet Fish Boy! by Tom Cherry. In other news, I’ve been digging through my old stuff in the hopes of finding what’s left of a penny that my cat swallowed when she was a kitten (it’s a long story, but since she lived for 19 years after that I guess you could say things turned out OK). I’ve had no luck so far, but I am rediscovering all kinds of original art that people sent along with their review comics back in the day. Some of them aren’t even making comics anymore, but maybe I’ll start posting some images just for the heck of it.