GVN’s Talking Comics Review: Mad Cave Studios ‘They Fell From The Sky’ by Liezl Buenaventura and Xavier Tarrega
For 12 year old Tommy Murphy, any chance above infinitesimal is an opportunity for a first contact. Little did he know he would be…
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For 12 year old Tommy Murphy, any chance above infinitesimal is an opportunity for a first contact. Little did he know he would be…
When we last left our doppelgänger friends on Earth-Zeta, DragonFlyMan and DragonFly had been captured by Number One.
Together, with Vincent Kings artwork, it makes This is Where They Fall an enjoyable read and well worth your time.
For those who read the first two books, the fate of Emory was always in question. Find out our thoughts on issue 3.
When last we left Scouts Honor, Kit’s secret had been discovered and she was left to die in the Badlands. Read our issue 5…
Through five superior issues, one of the great things about Humanoids Space Bastards is the constant addition of unique characters.
Would somebody please tell me what kind of a world we live in, where people are not allowed to be sad, or happy?
The battle escalates in Battlecats Vol 2 and the fearless leader, King Eramad, falls in battle. Read our in-depth review before Vol 3.
We review volume 1 of Battlecats from Mad Cave Studios. Take a dive with us as we explore this exciting comic series.