Category Archives: Review by Robin

This one is being posted a little late, I was unable to get to a computer last night, but I did get a comic read. I finally sat down with Aya of Yop City. I had been sitting on this … Continue reading →

Time for an oldy, but a goody. I have been on a bit of an Alex Toth kick lately and buying whatever I can find. He is one of the finest draftsman in the comics world, it’s just too bad … Continue reading →

I have been pretty burnt out from school, so today was the day for what I like to call Comic Crack. Marvel Zombies 2 is the latest in Robert Kirkmans ongoing series of Zombie lovin comics. This book was fun, … Continue reading →

Today I jumped into a very out of print book and by reviewing it, may just be teasing those of you that can’t find it. For that, I am sorry, actually, not really. As a book in itself, Escapo is … Continue reading →

It’s time for a toony Tuesday(sorry, very Canadian reference). I spent most of the day writing for school, so I didn’t get much of a chance to read anything so I am going to review something I read awhile ago. … Continue reading →

Today i read an oldy that is a goody. I have a long time love and respect for the work of Moebius, but I had never read his Blueberry work. I decided to finally read the first of many volumes … Continue reading →

Have you gone to Leon Beyond recently. They are doing a great funding drive that has Ted May, Dan Zettwoch and Kevin Huizenga doing commissioned art at a ridiculously cheap rate. I just got a piece by Kevin that makes … Continue reading →

It’s the day after Emerald City Comicon and only bought a handful of mini’s and spent the rest of the time searching for silver age batman comics. I had seen Erika Moen‘s name floating around, and was quick to grab … Continue reading →

Here is a quicky review. I spent the day at the Emerald City Comicon and just got back home from the extended drive. When i got home, I read The Bun Field by Amanda Vahamaki published by those good folks … Continue reading →

Today’s entry is Indian Summer by Milo Manara and Hugo Pratt. This book is a great example of two creators at the top of their game coming together to let all the kids know how comics are done. The background … Continue reading →