Monthly Archives: October 2009

New review for Slam Bang Volume 2 #3 edited by Allen Freeman, one of the oddly forgotten books from the online store, proving that there is a silver lining in this current drought of comics.

New review for Ochre Ellipse #2 by Jonas Madden-Conner, but if you keep up with award-winning small press comics you already know all about it.

New review for Hoju #2 by Edgar Castro, newly available in the store along with his Hojuween.  Yes, I know I missed an update yesterday, it’ll all be made up for once I get around to ordering that pile of comics/when somebody out there gets around to sending me a pile of their comics.

New review for The Bridge Project edited by Matt Leunig, and where are all those new books from SPX?  Don’t you people want some cheap and easy publicity?

It’s the penultimate Tempo Lush Tuesday, with a review for #9: You Are Such A Pathetic Loser.  And, once again, if anybody wanted to step up with another mini comics box set, or a half dozen issues of a series, I’d be happy to do another weekly spot.  Hey, why not a 24 hour series?  People do 24 hour comics sporadically, sure, but why not make it a series?  Not every day, as most people would drop dead, but maybe do one or two a week.  Think of it, a series in no time at all!

New review for the Harvey-nominated The Dreamer #2 by Lora Innes.  Well, technically the whole series was nominated for Best New Series, but you get the idea.

New reviews for Glorianna: Sneak Preview by J. Kevin Carrier & Tim Fischer and And Then One Day #7 by Ryan Claytor, which is also newly available in the store along with his The Machinist.  I didn’t get as much stuff as I thought at the conventi0n, so I’ll probably be getting comics through the internet after all.

New review for Adventures of the Right Hand by Woojung Ahn, and there may not be an update tomorrow because I’ll probably be at the convention.  If not I’ll make up for it on Sunday with brand new things to talk about, so there is that.

New review for Debacle #1 by Barry Rodges, which was quite possibly his first mini and it available here in the store.