Showing posts with label hollow earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hollow earth. Show all posts

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Elsewhere... the Kill Team introduced themselves

Kill All Monsters! | Meet the Kill Team



All this week at the Kill All Monsters! blog we ran character profiles for the three members of the Kill Team and the organization they work for. They've also been handily collected for your convenience at Review 2 A Kill.

And, of course, three more pages of the comic went up yesterday while two of the monsters went down.

Gorillas Riding Dinosaurs | FX2: The Lost Land



I reviewed a comic that gets closer to the title of my column than any comic I've ever covered there. No gorillas ride any dinosaurs in The Lost Land, but a cowboy does (or a prehistoric reptile anyway). It's a fun story with great art. Don't let its being a sequel keep you away from it. I haven't read the first FX and I never felt...um....lost.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Art Show: Would Someone Get This Big, Dapper Carpet Out of My Way?

A Journey to the Center of the Earth



Artist Unknown. [Golden Age Comic Book Stories, who's got a ton of other great Classics Illustrated covers in the same post. Seriously, if you only click through one link today, this should be the one.]

Hawaiian Dancer



By Katie Shanahan. I just fell in love with her stuff a few days ago, so this post is going to be a bit Shanahan-centric.

Best Friends



By Hannah Christenson. [Art Jumble]

After the break: Batman, a warrior woman, Thor and Co., the Hulk, Daisy Kutter, Steampunk Star Wars, and Fett... Boba Fett.

Daughter of the Demon
 


By Neal Adams. [Golden Age Comic Book Stories]

Warrior Princess



By Katie Shanahan.

Tales of Asgard



By Olivier Coipel. [Giant-Size Marvel. As with all Art Show items, but especially with this one, click the pic to dei-size.]

Take it as it comes



By Tony Semedo.

Daisy Kutter



By Katie Shanahan. [If you haven't read Kazu Kibuishi's Daisy Kutter, you really should. It's a great Space Western.

Victorian Star Wars



By Greg Peltz.

Carbonite is Forever



By Cliff Chiang. [I think I may have mentioned this one before, but it's good enough to share again.]