New review today for Nul by Olive Booger, which is another of the giant and growing list of mini kus comics.
Update for 2/24/17
February 24, 2017New review for Kay H & Zee by Mark Velard, happy weekend everybody!
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Update for 2/22/17
February 22, 2017New review today for another comic from the mini kus pile: Call of Cthulhu by Martin Lacko (and written posthumously by H.P. Lovecraft).
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Update for 2/20/17
February 20, 2017New review today for Yet Another Ask a Cat by Charles Brubaker, hope everybody is having a good President’s Day! We had a good run of 44 of them that were at least mildly qualified, so I guess statistically we were due for a narcissistic con man with obvious signs of dementia.
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Update for 2/15/17
February 15, 2017New review today for Snow Cone City #2 by Joseph Hewitt. Say, can any politically active person in Columbus Ohio direct me to the best Indivisible group? I’m interested, but there sure are a lot of them around here…
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Update for 2/13/17
February 13, 2017Last week got completely away from me, sorry about that. But I can make it up to you by introducing Skip Tobey Volume 1 by Andy Herd into your lives!
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Update for 2/3/17
February 3, 2017New review for Dark Pants #3: The Pantening by Matt MacFarland. OK, I made up the subtitle. I’ll concede that it could use some work. Happy weekend everybody!
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Update for 2/1/17
February 1, 2017New review today for Spectacular Vermacular by Mathilde Van Gheluwe. This is also mini kus #50, which is damned impressive for any series, not to mention a series that showcases a different artist each time, so reward them by buying some of their books!
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Update for 1/31/17
January 31, 2017New review today for That’s Me in the Corner Part One by Jep. Hey international readers, remember when I was joking about marrying one of you to get me out of this rapidly devolving country? Maybe I was kidding then, but it’s getting more serious by the day. Loveless marriages welcome!
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Update for 1/24/17
January 24, 2017New review today for The Shirley Jackson Project, edited by Robert Kirby and featuring a whole bunch of amazing artists. I’m stuck with the flu that wouldn’t leave, so this might be it for reviews this week. Or I’ll finally get better and it won’t be. Guess you’ll have to wait and see!
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Update for 1/19/17
January 19, 2017New review today for Zoar by Matthew Heisler, which is really making it feel like old home week around here (Matthew did a comic called Milk Baby with his brother about a decade ago). Short week because I’m stuck with a lingering cold and/or protesting the end of American democracy. Oh sorry, I’m getting hyperbolic. I meant that I’m protesting the end of America being taken seriously internationally. Or domestically. Happy weekend everybody!
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Update for 1/17/17
January 17, 2017New review today for the complete Berserkotron by David Robertson. How’s everybody enjoying their last week before the Russian coup?
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Update for 1/12/17
January 12, 2017New review today for Lovers in the Garden by Anya Davidson. Right about now I’m in the middle of a work conference. Is it fun? Is it awful? Is it somewhere in between? Only future me knows.
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Update for 1/10/17
January 10, 2017New review today for Excerpts by Carrie McNinch. Read more comics!
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Update for 1/9/17
January 9, 2017New review today for Mile High Book Two by Mister V. Wow, I really shouldn’t have changed the background of this site. Now I can’t settle on anything that I really like. Well, outside of that new banner image by Cailey Tervo; I’m still just trying to find a background template to tie the whole thing together.
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Update for 1/6/17
January 6, 2017New review today for Future Space by Mark Velard. So whaddaya think, is 2017 better or worse than 2016?
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Update for 1/4/17
January 4, 2017New review today for New Flyer by Tim Brown. Hey, you know what would shut this site down for good? If anybody ever put out a comic called “new review today for [insert title here] by [insert artist here].” Reality would fold in on itself as I tried to introduce it and that would be the end of Optical Sloth. Of course, it might also be the end of reality itself, so maybe don’t try it.
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Update for 1/3/17
January 3, 2017Happy new year everybody, I changed the layout again! Yeah, after spending lots of years with the last setup now I can’t decide which one I want to use. And yes, of course that’s the most important thing I should be worrying about this year, so leave me alone about it. New review today for The Fuzzy Princess #3 by Charles Brubaker.
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Update for 12/30/16
December 30, 2016New review for the last book of 2016, Snow Cone City #1 by Joseph Hewitt! Since I’m writing these reviews in advance, I assume that 2016 still has one more celebrity death to crap out before the year is up, so I’ll guess… Betty White? She seems nice, which makes her a perfect finale to this crappy year. Here’s hoping for better things next year!
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Update for 12/28/16
December 28, 2016New review today for Raccoon by Marie Hausauer. Is anybody who went into work this week actually doing any work, or are you just killing time reading websites like this? Discuss.
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