Every time I sit down to review a book I flip back through or at the very least keep the cover up in front of me. It helps me to see what it is I’m writing about. With Drifter I always end up reading the issue again. On one hand that says everything you need to know about the book that it easily sucks you in and reading it a second time always brings up something new.

Every time I sit down to review a book I flip back through or at the very least keep the cover up in front of me. It helps me to see what it is I’m writing about. With Drifter I always end up reading the issue again. On one hand that says everything you need to know about the book that it easily sucks you in and reading it a second time always brings up something new.

On Friday we brought you some information about Samurai Slasher a Kickstarter project lead by writer/creator Mike Garley that is running for just 13 days. The project is an anthology of stories all written by Garley, but with different artists and often different tonality to the stories.

On Friday we brought you some information about Samurai Slasher a Kickstarter project lead by writer/creator Mike Garley that is running for just 13 days. The project is an anthology of stories all written by Garley, but with different artists and often different tonality to the stories.

With indie comics there are definite levels of quality. It’s undeniable. There are simply books that are better put together in terms of story and art. This is one of the biggest stigmas of indie comics because some people only stumble into the low-level area while others always find that sweet spot at the top.

With indie comics there are definite levels of quality. It’s undeniable. There are simply books that are better put together in terms of story and art. This is one of the biggest stigmas of indie comics because some people only stumble into the low-level area while others always find that sweet spot at the top.