Update for 2/15/07

February 15, 2007

New review for Amber by Jamie Tanner…


Update for 2/14/07

February 14, 2007

Yep, another snow day (the county offices didn’t close, but everything else in the city did so screw ’em), so two more reviews: Faux-Pas #2 by Sam Gaskin and Window #9 by Dave Lapp.


Update for 2/13/07

February 13, 2007

Special snow day edition, here’s P.S. Comics #2 by Melanie Lewis and I Hate My Mom’s Cat And Other Tails by Corinne Mucha. Looking at the Weather Channel there might be another one of these tomorrow but we’ll see…


Update for 2/12/07

February 12, 2007

New review for Absolute Power by Joe Sayers, and most of the things I’ll be yapping about for the next few weeks will be things purchased from the fine folks at USS Catastrophe, in case anybody was curious…


Update for 2/8/07

February 8, 2007

New review for A Bad Time For A Polar Bear by Sarah Morean…


Update for 2/7/06

February 7, 2007

New review for Nobody Can Eat 50 Eggs by Steve Steiner, and the site is now open for zines, although I do have to warn you that your poetry zine probably won’t go over very well…


Update for 2/5/07

February 5, 2007

New review for Panel: Myth by Various folks mostly out of Ohio, and there should be a pile of new comics coming this week, so the updates should be a little less sporadic…
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Update for 2/1/07

February 1, 2007

New review for Fever by Christopher Pelrine, who was nice enough to send a comic along for me to review after I pleaded for it here (hint, hint).


Update for 1/30/07

January 30, 2007

New review for Chemistry by Steve Peters, and judging by the ratings for that NHL All Star game I think you may be owed a prize from the NHL…


Update for 1/25/07

January 25, 2007

New review for Chloe by Hans Rickheit, which is also available in the online store if you hurry, and that’s it for me for the week as tomorrow I’m heading to a hockey game.  Send me your comics dammit!


Update for 1/24/07

January 24, 2007

Odd, my update for Rafer Roberts showed up from Monday, but my comments about it did not. It was a sort of retrospective for the Plastic Farm series so far, for those of you who haven’t already clicked on through and/or are curious what it was doing there. As for today, it’s the first issue of a new series from Larned Justin called 19th Century Detective.


Update for 1/22/07

January 22, 2007

Sorry about the lack of postings, but comics are still scarce around here at the moment. It did give me time to finally, finally go back and read all the Plastic Farms again though, and get an extended ramble up for #12…


Update for 1/17/07

January 17, 2007

New review for Dave Roman’s second book of Astronaut Elementary, collecting #5-7, which also happens to be available in the online store…


Roman, Dave – Astronaut Elementary Book Two

January 17, 2007

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Astronaut Elementary Book Two (#5, 6 & 7) Now Available! $3

Let’s say you’re having a lousy day, and why not? It’s possible, even likely sometimes, depending on your job, social life, the state of the world, all that. I defy anyone to read this collection and still feel lousy. You could flip through these and just read the little blurbs on posters and other items in the backgrounds and be amused, then when you stop to actually read the dialogue, well, your soul would have to be awfully black to not get at least a few dozen chuckles out of this. And sure, it is technically an “all ages” type of book, but unlike a whole bunch of things in that genre, here it doesn’t automatically also mean “stupid to all adults”. Anything but. It’s an introduction to a few more of the students at Astronaut Elementary and their various quests, like destroying a student and the endless harassment by Team Feety Pajamas. We also get to meet the principal and be impressed by his giant sword, watch Spike with his fruitless crushes on the school boys, and see the richest girl in school. All of these things tie together in some ways, or sometimes not, but it’s not really relevant. These are a pure joy to read and I have almost no interest in any sort of a larger story, which is rare for me. Can you tell yet that I’m totally sold on these things now? If you’re a complete cynic, I guess you can skip these, although they may very well cure you. Other than that, there’s no reason in the world not to check them out, and you can get all sorts of free samples on their website if you’re too cheap to actually pay for them…


Update for 1/16/07

January 16, 2007

New review Numb by Joshua Kemble, and sorry about the lack of updates recently, but I should have a pile of stuff coming from Catastrophe shortly and that’ll keep things moving for a bit…


Update for 1/11/07

January 11, 2007

New review for Mini Ring King by Sean McGurr, Steve Black & Tim McClurg, which should appeal to all the wrestling fans reading the site. Hey, come back, it’s good besides that fact!


Update for 1/10/07

January 10, 2007

New review for Shuteye #3: Night and Day by Sarah Becan…


Update for 1/9/07

January 9, 2007

New review for Three Bad Ones by Eleanor Davis, and it’s odd how the whole state of Ohio is depressed today…


Update for 1/5/07

January 5, 2007

New review for Skyscrapers of the Midwest #2 by Joshua Cotter, happy weekend all!


Update for 1/4/07

January 4, 2007

New review for Ruffians #4 by Brian Canini and fine, I’ll start taking bets: is it going to snow even one time in the midwest this winter?