(shocker!), the complete Xenozoic
, the most recent installment (finale, I think?) of Good Neighbors
, and the first volume of Kill Shakespeare
. Also some note-worthy single issues.
anthology and asked for suggestions of other great cryptozoic comics.
We’ll have no news. No scoops. No rumors. No set reports. Just one kick-ass review a day, Monday through Friday, with the occasional article on Saturday to make your weekend that much awesomer.And they're letting me play with them. My first review - for the Bela Lugosi masterpiece (and possible origin of vampires' saying "Bleh!") My Son the Vampire
Yep, that’s right: Every day you get one review, so take it or leave it. While everyone else pees their pants over the latest multiplex releases, we’re gonna dig through our archives and toss out something that’s not playing a theater near you. Maybe you’ve heard of it; maybe you haven’t; maybe it’s easy to find; maybe it’s not — doesn’t matter. You will read it, and you will like it.
So if you like discovering cinematic trash-terpieces, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve got horror, sci-fi, action, kung fu, comedy and sex. But no drama. If it’s tears you want, we’ll be happy to kick you in the shin.
- went up last Monday.
(it's as good and disturbing as everyone says it is) and my Amazon shipment should arrive tomorrow with the volumes I lack from Richard Moore's graveyard smash, Boneyard
. That'll probably carry me to the end of the month, but if there's time, I'll catch up some on BPRD
. I tend to like monsters and spooky/creepy stories rather than gory shock/splatter stuff.
