The undead walk the earth, but in a fun and kid friendly way in Mr. Crypt: The Vampire Menace. A hunter of the undead arrives in town and our lovable title skeleton finds himself on the hunt for monsters in the city. Continue reading “Mr.Crypt #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
Croak #2 jumps right back in where the first issue ended. Nick and Colin’s plan to prank Aubrey has gone horribly wrong, but that’s not the only thing not quite right in these dark and dangerous woods. Continue reading “@CROAKcomic #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes ( @WhyImCAS @BadboyFinnegan )”
The ice caps have melted and the world has had to evolve. With wars and wall building, Japan has become the leading nation. While industry has grown, illegal operations have also managed to thrive through their use of the system. Working within the grey area between criminal activity and legal labor is the crew of The Runaway Horse, the main characters within the world of Scrimshaw. Continue reading “@Scrimshawcomic #1 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes ( @HordeMedia )”
Remote: Dead Air is a comic that will constantly keep you on your toes and right at the last minute startle you with a larger than life surprise. We open with Samantha Stanton, a seemingly average young woman working at a radio station on the night of April 24th, 1966. She finds herself forced to run the station alone after an unexpected zombie outbreak isolates her within the building. Yes, that’s right zombies. I told you this comic would keep you on your toes. Continue reading “Remote: Dead Air @DoubleTakeNYC Comics Review from @kleffnotes”
Snarl is a supernatural thriller that feels like a cop drama melded with the show Supernatural. It focuses on two detectives and their search to learn just what has happened to eight missing women in Seattle, Washington. What makes this case so frustrating for the police is that their only suspect seems to be a werewolf. Continue reading “#Snarl @InsaneComics Review ( @KellyBender17 @nkellnk28 @joshj81f1 @micahmyers ) from @kleffnotes”
The Chair is a terrifyingly twisted horror film based on an equally horrifying Alterna Comic of the same title. If you want something that will having you cowering in fear, while simultaneously keeping you on the edge of your seat you need go see this movie. Continue reading “@theCHAIRhorror @ALTERNACOMICS Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
The first issue of The Re-Creation Project introduces us to Messiah, a former rapper who says that he is a god. While typically people would probably assume he was crazy, the appearance of other worldly beings has led them to seek out his aid and protection. Continue reading “@TRPComic #1 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
I recently was given the chance to read some of the work by Glenn Matchett, who wrote Hamster Man, a comic I reviewed within the IF Anthology 2016. He has a large portfolio of great comics and for this review I will be focusing on just a few of them. Continue reading “A Review of Comics by @glenn_matchett from @kleffnotes”
With the massive cliffhanger at the end of Raygun #3 I was ridiculously excited to learn what had happened to Matthew after the arrival of the Strategic Defense Initiative at his door. We’re thrown right into the drama in Raygun #4.
Continue reading “Raygun #4 ( @GregoryShoen ) @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
A new volume of Make Mine Indie is here to help you find fabulous comics to suit your every mood. Here are some quick highlights to show you just how great this collection is. Continue reading “@makemineINDIE #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
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