The third issue of Croak moves us right back into the action with Aubrey running for her life through the frightening woods after her friends have been attacked. This frightening comic that plays on your fear of the dark ends in a way you will never guess. Continue reading “@CROAKComic #3 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review ( @WhyImCAS ) from @kleffnotes”
The brave Lilith Dark has found herself in a very dangerous situation after being forcibly dethroned as queen of the beasties. She and her older sister have been imprisoned with seemingly no way to escape insight. Will our hero prevail? Continue reading “Lilith Dark #3 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review from @kleffnotes”
Mr. Crypt is the definition of cute and spooky. This reanimated skeleton finds himself having to try and hide his undead nature while living a normal life. This newsprint release from Alterna Comics is great for readers of all ages and is out at just the right time to get you in the mood for Halloween. Continue reading “Mr. Crypt #1 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review from @kleffnotes”
Sam, Mike, and Violet are getting their footing as heroes in the latest issue of Amazing Age. After becoming part of the fictional world Sam created for them as kids these teenage heroes need to figure out how to use their powers. As they try to adapt there are some growing pains, as well as some villainous uprisings. Continue reading “Amazing Age #3 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review from @kleffnotes”
In the third and final issue of Adam Wreck Voric has set up a plan to rescue Adam and his parents from the dangerous Lipos and his team of thieves. Voric has led all of them to the Trillion Star, but the plan has already started to go out the window with Lipos refusing to follow the rules of the exchange. Continue reading “Adam Wreck #3 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review”
Cyko Ko, his girl Peachy Keen, and their adorable sidekick Meemop find themselves in a Scooby Dooesque adventure full of puzzles and fun for readers who love a little bit of fun and spooky in their comics. Our team is on their way to spend a weekend in what turns out to be some very eerie woods. While Cyko insists that this weekend will be perfectly fine, things just keep going wrong. A flat tire leaves them stranded and in the path of a frightening villain they never expected. Continue reading “Cyko KO @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review from @kleffnotes”
Scrimshaw #2 jumps right back into the story from the first issue with Danny Yuda hot on the heels of The Runaway Horse crew after their theft of a rather extraordinary octopus. In this story we get a glimpse into how Danny Yuda became who he is at this point in his life and how our crew survives on the open sea. Continue reading “@Scrimshawcomic #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review ( @HordeMedia )from @kleffnotes”
For the first time you can now read the adventures of Geek-Girl in one collected volume. I have reviewed issues of this series for The Nerdy Girl Express before, but in this review I will discuss the first four issues collectively and share my thoughts on one of the coolest geeks in comics. Continue reading “Geek-Girl Volume #1 Lightning Strikes! Comic Book Review ( @daSamJohson ) from @kleffnotes”
Even the government has bills to pay and sometimes they just can’t remember which bills get paid when. In Unit 44 we meet Area 51 agents Gibson and Hatch who find themselves in an intergalactic mess when Gibson forgets to take care of a very important storage unit full of alien information and tech, Unit 44. Continue reading “Unit 44 @ALTERNACOMICS Graphic Novel Review from @kleffnotes”
I will admit that I am starting the Mother Russia series with issue #2, but even without having read the first issue I am already loving this series. Issue #2 opens with Frau Gorshkov holding a gun at the head of a Nazi who speaks Russian. There is mention of him previously saving her, well his dog, Brunhilde, saved her and then he saved his dog, and now they are slowly making an uneasy alliance. Continue reading “Mother Russia #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Newsprint Review from @kleffnotes”
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