Alex Sanchez to Release Mad Max Web Comic
This years NY Comic Con was a blast and I was fortunate enough to run into Ironhed comic artist Alex Sanchez. Set up at his artist alley table was a […]
Tag Archives: graphic novels
Comic Review: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Science fiction is constantly pushing the limits of our imagination, forcing us to question the paths in which human progress and ingenuity will take us. However, very rarely in history do […]
The Nobody: Comic Review
Vertigo is known for releasing some of the most compelling tales in mature storytelling. Stories that not only pull the reader into a new world, but often make them reflect […]
The Walking Dead Issue #100
All i can say is “Holy fucking shit!?”……The walking dead series has been ongoing for quite some time now and i can’t believe that it has come this far! Robert […]
Comic Review: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Science fiction is constantly pushing the limits of our imagination, forcing us to question the paths in which human progress and ingenuity will take us. However, very rarely in history do […]
Comic Review: Sweet Tooth
Vertigo has had many amazingly gritty and off-beat titles through the years; Hellblazer, Transmetropolitan, Preacher, and V for Vendetta to name a few. The stories they put out push the boundaries of […]
Comic Review: Y THE LAST MAN
I have been waiting to share my love for this particular graphic novel for quite some time (since i actually read this story about a year ago). It is continuously […]
Superhero Spotlight: The Silver Surfer
The Escape Art1st.com delves into one of marvel’s deepest and most well constructed characters in comic book history: The Silver Surfer. A brief history and character overview as well as exciting incite into this well known but somewhat mysterious character.
