Optical Sloth

Sorry about the radio silence, it’s been a busy week. New review today for Sick by Gabby Schulz, theoretically more reviews to come this week?

New review today for Shioya Reko by Graeme McNee, and I’ll try to put up a few more reviews this week but things have picked up a bit at work, so no promises.

New review today for Alien Beings from Laura Kenins, which is #42 (!) in the mini kus series of comics.

New review today for Cats and Witches #1 by Charles Brubaker.

Two new reviews today, for Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa and Can’t Lose: A Friday Night Lights Fanzine edited by Melissa Mendes and featuring a bunch of artists you already know and love.

New review today for The Index #5: The Scrolls by Caitlin Cass. Happy weekend everybody!

Only had time for one review today: Drawing is Hard by Adam Meuse.

New reviews today for Theth by Josh Bayer and The House in the Wood Part One. The SPACE pile from this year is getting a bit thin, with the exception of one guy that I’ll most likely dedicate a week to pretty soon.

New reviews today for The Experts #1 by Sophie Franz and Scam Comics #1 by Tim Fuller & Daryll Collins and a bunch of old timey artists.

Two new reviews today, and in theory I’ll be keeping this up all week: Batman Is Lost In A Woods by David Enos and The True Adventures of JepComix #5 by the mysterious Jep.

New reviews today for 1944 by Hanneriina Moisseinen and Space: An Eschew Collection by Robert Sergel. Hey, a few times in the past I’ve sold a bundle of 100 random mini or small press comics for $25, usually when I’m moving, like I am again at the end of next month. Anybody interested in that offer? It’s sad when comics get reduced to sheer weight, but that’s what moving does to somebody who’s run a small press comics review website for the last 15 years.

Two new reviews today, this time for Comic Con by Evette Langford and The Electric Team #2 by Leighton Connor, Samantha Albert and Abigail Connor. Can I keep this pace up all week? Probably not, but let’s find out!

Two more new reviews today, this time for Cocosoco by Mooney Tomomi and Laid to the Bone by Mike Burridge & Kevin Eckert. Still more SPACE comics to come, although that pile wasn’t as big as I thought it was…

Two new reviews again today, this time for Never Stop Drinking by Derek Baxter & Brian Canini and Vagabond Comics by a bunch of (mostly?) Ohio artists.

New reviews today for Cemetery Plots #1 by a bunch of writers and artists (otherwise known as an anthology) and Bad Sex by Lauren McCallister. Happy weekend everybody!

Two new reviews today, one from SPACE (Dating Jesus Stories by Josh White) and one from Japan (The Longest Sentence by Brian Reyes). More tomorrow probably!

New reviews today for Sleepless #1 by Chris Charlton and a few different artists and Miserable Americans #1 by Evan Derian. Hey, does anybody out there speak Russian? I got a comic recently that’s in French and Russian. French I can handle (or my friend can, anyway) but Russian is beyond the both of us. If not, expect a hilariously wrong review of a book where I can only understand about half of it in the weeks to come!

Two new reviews again today (which is the plan for the whole week but we’ll see how it goes): October 2015 by M.S. Harkness and Role Play by Alissa Sallah.

Two more new reviews today, this time for Genius Junkies by Brian John Mitchell & Nate McDonough and Soulcial Anxiety by Cailey Tervo. Yep, all SPACE all the time around here for the next few weeks.

Two actual reviews today, both comics that I picked up at SPACE: Caroline’s Catalog by E.J. Barnes and Middle-Aged Monster by Steve Steiner. There are still a few work deadlines that may trip me up, but overall I should be posting a whole bunch of reviews over the next month or so, as I sure got a lot of comics at SPACE and these need to be shared with the world. Or at least the portion of the world that reads my website. I can only control so much!