Dustin Cabeal Dustin Cabeal

Interview: Death Saves Anthology Creators

Death Saves: Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table is already fully funded and successful on Kickstarter, but we have an interview with a few of the creators that helped on the series. First is SM Vidaurri talking about "Destiny", followed by Kevin Budnik talking about "Crit Fail" and lastly Matthew Blake with his tale "Roll Vs. Dungeon Master." If you're interested in the project (you should be) then head over to kickstarter where there's still plenty of time to take advantage of the rewards and check out the projects stretch goals!

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Carl Boehm Carl Boehm

Last Call With Carl Boehm - The Info Zombie

Driving down from New York to a new home in Florida back in the summer of 1980, my Dad had the tough time of keeping eight kids occupied. When stopping at a Holiday Inn at the halfway-there point, he imparted upon me a tremendous gift: Shogun Warriors #10 by Marvel. The forty-cent purchase instilled in me a love of giant robots and of comic books. And it kept me from yapping for the rest of the journey.

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Comic Reviews Nick Philpott Comic Reviews Nick Philpott

Review: Sex Criminals #10

It is with a throbbing, erect heart that I bid farewell to volume two of Fraction and Zdarsky’s Sex Criminals. After spending something like an entire year singing its praises to the faceless void that is the internet, this will be my last review of the series. Heed my words now, or forever be cursed to awful sex.

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Review: V Wars #10

I really have to hand it to the writing in this comic. Jonathan Maberry has a way of intertwining this complex war in such a cool way. War brings so many sides, and Maberry doesn’t let any of those go to waste. He really tries to come from all angles with each new character.

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Review: Punks - The Comic #4

There are a whole lot of strange, bizarre, and just plain weird comics out there. Some are kind of artsy. Some are kind of deep. While some are kind of allegorical in nature trying to prove a point. As for Punks the Comic, it is none of those.

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