The stories, thoughts, and ramblings of an ADD author.
This is the second book from Phoenix Press. This one I paid to read. Their first, 2100 Samurai, was reviewed on this blog some time ago, the first volume. This is a decidedly different story from the samurai saga, but is it one worthy of being read? That is what I asked myself as I… Continue reading Screecher: Volume 1 Review
When Winnie the Pooh became public domain, I imagined people adding to the adventures of Pooh and his friends following in the footsteps of A.A. Milne. I did NOT expect the movie Blood and Honey, nor did I expect an indie creator to place them in an entirely different world and turn them into demon… Continue reading Winnie the Pooh Demon Hunter: Volume 1 Review
I know I haven't done one of these in a WHILE, but when your wallet screams bloody murder every time you open it, you are limited in how many reviews you can do. So, they are few and far between. I found the link to this one on Twitter, and, to my surprise, it was… Continue reading Black Noblesse: Prologue Review
It has been a while since the last review. I might be a little rusty. This issue and the second one were gifted to me for the purpose of review. I have been trying to get this out with my hectic schedule. This one came to me by way of The Phoenix Press. They have… Continue reading 2100 Samurai Issue 1: Review
In full disclosure, this is a free copy that is available to everyone. So, it's not PR, nor was it gifted. I like to put that out there first to avoid any legal issues in the future. I follow a LOT of indie comic creators, and the list is growing everyday. I find myself intrigued… Continue reading C.H.E.F.s: Culinary Heroes Earth Force Issue #0: Review
This is the third and final issue that was gifted to me. I can't wait to buy the rest of them. I have been enjoying reading these series, but before I continue gushing, I will do my diligence and review this issue. We are still traveling down memory lane with Jack. He is recounting his… Continue reading Jack Irons: The Steel Cowboy Issue 3 Review
...or the devils you know. Anyone would be remiss if they didn't include the team behind a project. After all, it takes village to raise a child, and it takes a team to make a comic, and this team has it all put together nicely. Last time, I went over the technical stuff and the… Continue reading Jack Irons: The Steel Cowboy Issue 2 Review
In full disclosure, I was given the first three issues free for responding to a tweet from one of the creators. So, they were gifted, but that will not keep me from being critical in my review of the comic. Having tweeted back and forth with the main owner of the comic's account and having… Continue reading Review-Jack Irons: The Steel Cowboy, Issue 1
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