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Author Archives: Dcomics
ToyFair is the magazine that we should have read more
The other day I picked up a free issue of ToyFare. My local shop had a small collection of them and decided to hand them out. This particular issue was from October 2006. I only picked up one or two … Continue reading
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Review-ski: Strange Attractors
A review by Scott Bachmann. Strange Attractors I met Charles Soule at C2E2 when he was featured at the Archaia Entertainment booth. We chatted a bit as I flipped through his OGN Strange Attractors, and I liked the concept … Continue reading
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Who’s got a RoboChub?
Robocop is one of my most favorite movies of all time. If you don’t like it, honestly you are a fucking moron who stumbled onto this site because you went to some obscure search engine and looked up the word Chub. I … Continue reading
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Review-Ski: Suicide Risk #1
A review by Scott Bachmann. Suicide Risk #1 “Getting a Bit Short on Heroes” I was going to be biased reading Suicide Risk because it’s a Mike Carey project. I loved his work on Lucifer, and have enjoyed dipping … Continue reading
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Movies by Juggs: Oblivion
Mr. Jon Zagel, lifetime friend of the website and podcast is a damn good critic of movies. We are privileged to start having his reviews on our site. To view more of his reviews and to read a spoiler review of Oblivion, … Continue reading
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