Make Mine Indie is a great collection of comic reviews, interviews, articles, and previews for upcoming comics. The Winter Issue, which comes out on December 21st, includes a number of previews for comics that I have reviewed in the past as well as some comics that definitely grabbed my attention. Continue reading “@makemineINDIE Winter 2016 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes ( @215ink )”
After taking the mystical mollusk, though that isn’t the official name for the strange hallucinogenic octopus that Hans and his crew on the Runaway Horse managed to steal in Scrimshaw #1, they are being hunted by Danny Yuda. In this second issue we learn how the crew survives on the open sea and just some of the work they do to survive. We also get a glimpse at the dark past of the dangerous Yuda. Continue reading “@Scrimshawcomic #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes ( @HordeMedia )”
This week DC Comics released new information about the upcoming Batwoman solo comic series. Batwoman has emerged as one of my absolute favorite new DC characters ever since I read details about her in Sam Maggs’ The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy. I have been devouring the comics that involve Batwoman ever since that moment. Though she currently doesn’t have a solo comic you can find Kate Kane within Detective Comics, working with Batman to train a team to help protect the city of Gotham. With this series on my pull list I have been keeping up to date with my favorite character and I have been eagerly awaiting any updates about her solo series. Continue reading “Batwoman Updates from @DCComics from @kleffnotes”
In the third issue of Croak we are back in the thick of it within the deep, dark woods. After she and her friends were attacked, Aubrey is running as fast as she can to escape the frightening beasts croaking in the shadows, but will that be enough to save her? Continue reading “@CROAKcomic #3 @ALTERNACOMICS Review ( @WhyImCAS ) from @kleffnotes”
In the unforgiving isolation of Wolf Country there is a settlement full of zealous followers of an ancient religion. Every full moon the settlers fight against a vicious onslaught of wolves to maintain their control over what they consider sacred land. These settlers though are not as they may first appear, they are vampires who believe that by protecting this land from the hated wolves they are fulfilling the contract made between them and their god. Continue reading “Wolf Country Issues 1-6 @Planetjimbot Comics Review from @kleffnotes ( @JimPlanetjimbot @CampbellLetters )”
Peter Simeti of Alterna Comics has a new and creative project in the works that you can help support. Continue reading “Five Minutes for Art @ALTERNACOMICS and @petersimeti Kickstarter Campaign from @kleffnotes”
The Creators returns with a second issue that reveals what was happening to Maya after the death of her parents, but before the arrival of the police and the dangerous agents. In this dramatic and action packed issue a number of things will be revealed that will impact all we know about Creators. Continue reading “The Creators #2 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
As the resident comic book reviewer on The Nerdy Girl Express I thought I would share what is on my pull list at my local comic book store so that people can see what I’m reading. I will say in advance that it is pretty DC heavy, what can I say I love Batman and the characters from his universe. I’ll link each title so that you can check out more about each series and get details on their release schedules. Also shout out to Alter Ego Comics in Lima, Ohio, whose logo I used for this article header and where I get all my pulls. Continue reading “What’s On My Pull List from @kleffnotes”
Slab is a comic book series from within the Double Take Universe, which is inspired by the world of the well known film Night of the Living Dead. I had previously reviewed the collected issues of Remote and was shocked to find I was actually in possession of Slab #1 and #2. I had gone to my comic book store for a promotional event and somehow managed to misplace the bag containing preview comics. I loved Remote and was delighted to be able to read more from Double Take. Continue reading “Slab #1 and #2 @DoubleTakeNYC Review from @kleffnotes”
Go Home is a one shot comic from Alterna Comics. This piece by Dan Hill and Andrew Herbst examines the pressures of war on a young man’s mind. Continue reading “Go Home @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”
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