Pursuit of Plastic with Chris Walk
We all had toys growing up, and made up stories to go along with them. How do characters from different universes react to each other? Who could conceivably fit.... Read more.
Spider-Man 2 Enter Electro with Anthony Gramuglia
How do you follow up what is possibly the greatest comic book video game of all time? Or at least was probably holding that spot when it came out. Easy, you just.... Read more.
Giga #1
Come for the giant robots. Stay for the lore and a really enticing story about so much more than that and the perfect art to go with it.Continue Reading.... Read more.
Life Under Kaiju with Johnny Craft
Giant monsters are everywhere these days. Godzilla movies, Godzilla movie rip offs, you name it. But we also follow either the monsters or the big bad heroes in.... Read more.
Armorines Project SWARM with Luke Herr (Multiversal Q/RPG Pals Club/Established Property Playhouse)
This has got to be one of the shortest comic runs I've seen to get a game. 13 issues on the initial run, 4 issues on the relaunch that tied into the game. And it.... Read more.
X-Men: Marvels Snapshots #1
All my life I've heard only 2 opinions of Scott Summers/Cyclops. Either people loved or hated him. Now thanks to this comic from the minds and talent of Jay Edidin.... Read more.
Indefinite Articles with Bryan Soroka
I've always been into history. Alternate history, weird stuff, you name it. There's a reason why I like the Indiana Jones movies. So you can imagine my excitement.... Read more.
The Incredible Hulk The Pantheon Sage with Diego Rivera (Behold the Sack)
How easy should it be to make a Hulk game? Put things in front of Hulk. Let Hulk smash. It's not a hard concept really. Especially when you kind of have a story.... Read more.
215 Ink with Mike Perkins
It's about time I talk to someone on the publishing side of things. Sure, you can self publish and do everything yourself but wouldn't it be nice if there was someone.... Read more.
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure with David Weinberger (Shonen Flop)
It's not often that I've seen a comic really follow along an entire family tree. Maybe a bit down the line but generation after generation after generation after......... Read more.
