Tag Archives: Indie Books

Review: Robyn Hood The Children of Dr. Moreau

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Review: The Rocketeer – The Great Race #4 (of 4)

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Review: Dark Spaces Wildfire #1 (of 5)

“911, whats your emergency?” is a refrain oft hard in my house. Just when I The post Review: Dark Spaces Wildfire #1 (of 5) appeared first on COMIC CRUSADERS. Source

Review: Above Snakes #1 (of 5)

Back in the day, in a little village I used to live in, there was The post Review: Above Snakes #1 (of 5) appeared first on COMIC CRUSADERS. Source

Review: Vampiverse Presents The Vamp One-Shot

As much as the many multi-versal stories that seems to be all the rage, from The post Review: Vampiverse Presents The Vamp One-Shot appeared first on COMIC CRUSADERS. Source

Review: Samurai Sonja #1

I am at something of a loss when it comes to this book. I get The post Review: Samurai Sonja #1 appeared first on COMIC CRUSADERS. Source

My second favourite adult comic couple, behind Stejpan Sejic’s Ally and Lisa, Cathy and Dan return in their fifth and final volume of their ethical non-monogamy storied love life. Five volumes in and it could be, at this point, a case of been there, seen that. Cathy and Dan’s lives seem complete. Their respective careers… Read More »

Review: The Phalanx One-Shot

The comic book world is full of fans who love their personal favourites, be it Batman, Spider-Man, DC, Marvel or any of the Indie publishers that are putting out books. For a lot of people the creation of Image Comics was the watershed moment that brought a lot of of new fans into the industry… Read More »

Review: Fox and Hare #1

You should never judge a book by its cover, especially if that cover is part of tweets. Still, what could go wrong? This is a Vault Comics book and of all the recent indie publishers who have thrived in recent years, they have probably been the most consistent in terms of quality, if not in… Read More »

Review: Beyond the Beyond #1 (of 4)

Space, the final….. hell you know the rest right? Scout Comics are taking the diverse publishing profiles out into the far future and deep space to boot. A new world of sorts, complicated by the misses of the past and the reduction of the dreams of the future; at least for most! Nova Vega is… Read More »