Tweeks: Review Oni Press Our Cats Are More Famous Than Us
Sometimes it’s like Oni Press just puts out books for our amusement! This week we review Our Cats Are More Famous Than Us: A Johnny Wander Collection by Ananth Hirsh and Yuko Ota.
Similar Posts
STUFF REVIEW: Arf, Arf, Arf
Craig Yoe is not the most unusual man I’ve ever met. However, this is a statement that reveals more about me than it does about him, and since this is a review of his work I’ll try to stop scaring people. Craig Yoe runs this place called Yoe! Studios, which is really just one single…
REVIEW: Matthew Holness’ “The Reprisalizer” a sad mirror of Garth Marenghi
Matthew Holness first rose to notoriety with his character of  Garth Marenghi; author, dream-weaver, visionary, plus actor.  He’s a perfect creation, all the insufferable genre authors boiled down to one.  Holness has returned with another author and another genre, and takes the story in the opposite direction.  A Gun For George,…
You’ll Believe a Routh Can Fly
If there’s one thing that’s certain about Superman, it’s that you can never count him out of a fight. Same goes for Brandon Routh, who played the Man of Steel in Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns a few years back. Despite doing mediocre business (which, when it comes to Supes, is terrible business), the WB is…
Tweeks: DC Super Hero Girls SDCC Cast Interview
Maddy has been pretty vocal this year about how she is with DC, though even more than Rebirth, Batgirl and Birds of Prey, we are both obsessed with DC Super Hero Girls. Yes, it is aimed for girls 6 -12, but we dare anyone to not love this. Start with the video shorts and eventually…
ARE YOU READY FOR THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT?
New Pulp Publisher Pulp 2.0 Press has released The Knight Watchman: Graveyard Shift collected edition. Press Release: KNIGHT WATCHMAN: GRAVEYARD SHIFTBUY IT NOW!ONLY $8.99CREATESPACEAMAZON From the Big Bang Comics Library comes this Pulp 2.0 graphic novel collecting the 1998 Image Comics 4-issue mini-series. This is the gripping story by Chris Ecker, Gary Carlson with stark,…
Mike Gold: The Shoe’s On The Other Foot
My long-time friend and colleague Martha Thomases does not like wearing high heels. This, of course, is her right. I have been sympathetic to her position, even to the point of referring to it as a contemporary form of traditional Chinese foot-binding. That was until this past Sunday. Now, meh, not so much. I’ve been…
