Optical Sloth

Yeesh, I need to fix this sporadic posting schedule. But hey, two new reviews today, both from the Lutefisk Sushi E box set of mini comics (yes, I’m doing another week on them. If you put out a box of 30+ mini comics I’ll give you the same level of attention): Rebecca and the Super Heroes by Ryan Dow and The Last Hour by RL Hansen.

New reviews today for Fear is the Mind Killer by JP Pollard and Alternative Medicine on Trial!! by Mike Toft, both from the ridiculously huge Lutefisk Sushi E mini comic box.

It’s Lutefisk Sushi week! Or possibly weeks, as there sure are a lot of mini comics in that box. I’m picking them at random, so today it’s The King of Fort Road by Nate Patrin and Office Ewok by James Powell. And no, I have no idea why those reviews are structured differently even though I posted them exactly the same of way. 11+ years of web ignorance still going strong!

Today accidentally became Craig Bogart day, as I reviewed Craig’s The Ineffables: All of Creation AND Panel #19: Green, which is an anthology by various Columbus Ohio folks, and Craig is included in that group. So happy Craig Bogart day!

New review today for I Will Bite You by Joseph Lambert and yes, I took a holiday weekend.

New review today for Ritual #2: The Reverie by Malachi Ward. Happy weekend everybody!

Sorry about the odd schedule this week, but at least I’m still putting reviews up. Two news ones today for Dog Walk Dog by various folks  Pat Keck, Tom Van Deusen, Karissa Sakumoto and August Lipp) and The Frantastic Four by Sam Spina.

Two new reviews today to make up for the missed day yesterday: Super Lobotomy by Sara Lindo and Startled Maggie by Meghan Hogan.

New review for The Return of the Magic Whistle #12 by Sam Henderson! I can’t think of a better comic to send you off into the weekend (meaning that I probably won’t get any updates done during the weekend, but who knows?).

New review today for SF #2 by Ryan Cecil Smith. Yes, I do write these posts (even though the review is clearly visible below) even when I have nothing new to say. Why stop now?

New review for Segway by Rob Jackson. Anybody else having trouble getting to this site? Just curious…

New review today for Coffee and Donuts by Max Estes, as the old timey graphic novel reviews continue.

New review today for The Homeland Directive by Robert Venditti & Mike Huddleston. And for discussion: did the fact that that the show “Homeland” really went off the rails this year make it A. a bad show or B. a ridiculously stupid yet entertaining show. There are no comment sections, but please, discuss amongst yourselves.

Well, so much for putting up a review for every day of 2013. Good to get that out of the way early. New review today for Bad Breath Comics #5 by Josh Juresko!

New review today for Monday Saddies! #1 by Steve Seck. I’ll try to get an update or two together this weekend, because why not? I’m on a roll!

New review today for Homesick by Jason Walz. Or is it Home Sick?

New review today for The Ticking by Renee French, because the start of 2013 is the perfect time to talk about a book from 20o5. Hey, it was new to me…

Thought I’d start the new year off right with a review of the latest from John Porcellino, King Cat #73. And I should have a much easier time of keeping a regular schedule here this year, what with the big election over and all. Let’s wait and find out together, shall we?

New review today for The Disappearance of Gordon Page, Jr. by Robert Hendricks. Looks like a major snowstorm hit just as I was supposed to get back to work, which is a nice late Christmas present.

New review today for Daggurs: Troubled Youth by Sam Spina. Hey look, we’re all still here. Now we can finally come together as a country and dismiss all the stupid conspiracy theories like the Mayan’s bright idea that this would be the end of the world forever and usher in a new age of reason and rationality. Hurray!