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Dracula: The Company of Monsters #8 – Review

April 10, 2011 | Nicole D'Andria | Comic Reviews

After my harsh review of Dracula: The Company of Monsters #7 I expected nothing from the next issue – but the ending of the last issue did intrigue me enough to try this follow-up and I am pleased (and greatly surprised) to report this issue was great! The characters are still slightly bland, but the artwork shows its strengths and the story hits a high point followers of the series have been waiting for! Dracula: The Company of Monsters is a modern spin on the tales of Dracula and other vampires. Evan comes home to discover his mother has been turned and is out for revenge when he finds himself stuck in the middle of the battle between Conrad and Dracula.

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My Top Ten Comic Books

April 10, 2011 | | Comic Features

When I first heard that we were making our very own
personal list of our top ten comic books that we love to read I was super
excited. There are so many great books that I have read
over the years and making a list of ten was exciting and hard. Still, l I
managed to dwindle it down to my personal ten favorite comic books. I hope you all enjoy my selections.

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Axe Cop: Bad Guy Earth Part 2 Review

April 10, 2011 | | Comic Reviews

When last we saw Axe Cop in part one of Bad Guy Planet, he and his band of heroes were heading back in time to save the dinosaurs. That mission is quickly accomplished this month, as is always the case with storylines in Axe Cop. The plot races as fast the mind of hyper-active six-year-old, which is because the series is actually written by a six-year-old boy, Malachi Nicolle. The art is provided by Malachi’s older brother Ethan, who draws exactly what sprigs from his younger sibling’s mind. This results in things like a whole planet of unicorn people, or dinosaurs who shoot lava out of their mouths; all within a few ages of each other. When you ride along with Axe Cop, you don’t expect calm, deliberate pacing, you just buckle up and enjoy it.

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Preview Time – Poseurs OGN

April 8, 2011 | | Comic News

You’ll probably see a review for this book once I’m done actually reading it, but I thought it was interesting enough to share the preview for it. Here’s what it’s about from Image: An original YA graphic novel, POSEURS follows three teenagers from distinctly different corners of Los Angeles who meet in the underworld of LA nightlife and Hollywood parties—and get in over their heads. From the graffiti-tagged streets of LA’s eastside to the bloated, billion dollar mansions of Bel Air, it’s a full-blown party noir.

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Preview Time – Nonplayer #1

April 8, 2011 | | Comic News

With the awesome review we gave Nonplayer #1 I figured it would be a shame not to show you the preview of the book courtesy of Image. If you like what you see you may need to scour your comic shops or the internet this weekend as it’s sold out on the distribution level. There were several rumblings on the internet that the book was hard to find and the people that did find it loved it, me being one of them. So without further ado here’s Nonplayer!

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Win Mark Texeira Art For A Dollar!

April 8, 2011 | | Comic News

You like contests? Of course you do. Well Image and Benaroya are doing a contest for their upcoming release Red Spike and you can win some original art from Mark Texeira, I’d list his credits but we’d be here a while. Here’s the scope curtious of Benaroya. You ever wanted to own an original piece of artwork by a legendary comic book artist but found it too expensive? Well, what if I told you that for just $1 you could be entered into a contest to win the original cover art for RED SPIKE #1 by the legendary Mark Texeira? Well you can! NO JOKE! All you have to do is pick up a copy of RED SPIKE #1 on May 4 for JUST $1, take a photo of yourself outside your local comic shop with the book and post it to the RED SPIKE Facebook fan page (http://www.facebook.com/ProjectRedSpike) and you’re entered!

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Papercutz Breaks Up The Hardy Boys

April 8, 2011 | | Comic News

What!?! The Hardy Boys have broken up? Yup it looks like in Papercutz new series of Hardy Boys graphic novels the two boys split at the end of their first case. Now in the second case file they find themselves unwillingly teamed up on a reality TV show. That’s right, this ain’t your Daddy’s Hardy Boys. Here’s the full details of the release: In case you hadn’t heard, the world-famous HARDY BOYS have ended their mystery-solving partnership! In their last adventure, THE HARDY BOYS The New Case Files #1 “Crawling with Zombies”, the brothers suffered a rift in their relationship and parted ways. But for how long? Now, PAPERCUTZ presents THE HARDY BOYS The New Case Files #2 “Break-Up!”, in which the duo are forced into working together, going undercover together as contestants on a popular television reality show.

Dracula: The Company of Monsters #8 – Review

My Top Ten Comic Books

Axe Cop: Bad Guy Earth Part 2 Review

Preview Time – Poseurs OGN

Preview Time – Nonplayer #1

Win Mark Texeira Art For A Dollar!

Papercutz Breaks Up The Hardy Boys

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