All posts tagged "Johnnie Christmas"

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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  [Comic Review] “Pisces” #2 is a Masterful Mental Horror

  Reviewed By Taylor Hoffman. In “Pisces” #2 Kurtis Wiebe and Johnny Christmas dig deeply into the mind of a haunted veteran...

  By BDISGUSTING
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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  Horror Comic Of The Week – “Pisces” #2

  We recognize that there are plenty of incredible comics competing for your cash, but there can be only one HORROR COMIC OF...

  By Zac Thompson
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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  [Comic Review] “Pisces” #1 Proves Ambitious and Ambiguous

  Reviewed By Taylor Hoffman // @taylorcheckerss “Pisces” #1 is an ambitious and ambiguous start to a body-horror science-fiction series brought to...

  By BDISGUSTING
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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  [Horror Comic Of The Week] “Pisces” #1

  We recognize that there are plenty of incredible comics competing for your cash, but there can be only one HORROR COMIC...

  By Zac Thompson
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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  [5 Skull Review] “Murder Book” TPB – Dark, Dangerous, and Delightful

  “Murder Book” is a series of 16 semi-related short stories that each deal with a murder (or several).  Some are accidental,...

  By Eric Switzer
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  Comics

  / 2 years ago

  Comic Book Preview: ‘Pisces’ #1 – Body Horror From Wiebe & Christmas

  Kurtis Wiebe has been the overlord of Rat Queens mania for some time now, but the book doesn’t capture his only...

  By Zac Thompson
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  Comics

  / 3 years ago

  Review: “Sheltered” #9

  “Sheltered” #9 ups the ante before delivering a thrilling conclusion to it second story arc. Full of shocking twists, the “Sheltered”...

  By Zac Thompson
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  Reviews

  / 3 years ago

  Review: “Sheltered” #8

  With a gripping narrative, “Sheltered” #8 paces itself perfectly to deliver its shocking twists. The “Sheltered” series continues to keep readers...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 3 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #7

  With such suspenseful pacing, “Sheltered” #7 keeps readers riveted until the very last page. As each installment gets better and better,...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 3 years ago

  Advanced Review: ‘Sheltered’ #6

  With its second story arc beginning, “Sheltered” is back and better than ever with more action, suspense, and survival goodness. A...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #5

  As each installment becomes even more unsettling than the last, “Sheltered” #5 kicks up the excitement another notch. The “Sheltered” series...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #4

  As each page hooks the reader right in, “Sheltered” #4 delivers a heart pounding issue. In a suspenseful turn of events,...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #3

  After the startling cliffhanger from its first issue , “Sheltered” #3 continues to be a suspenseful thrill-ride. Showing no signs of...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  [Interview] Ed Brisson Talks Survival In ‘Sheltered’

  Ed Brisson and Johnnie Christmas are weaving a pre-apocalyptic tale with their latest work from Image Comics, “Sheltered”. The story takes...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #2

  A riveting follow-up, “Sheltered” #2 continues to be a thrilling read that doesn’t know the meaning of “slow down.” Suspense hits...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Review: ‘Sheltered’ #1

  An intense and gripping first issue, “Sheltered” #1 will leave readers shocked with its chilling last page. Survival at any cost...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Stay ‘Sheltered’ From The Kids This Summer!

  Ed Brisson and Johnnie Christmas are teaming up to bring you a pre-end-of-the-world senario like you’ve never seen before. Rather than...

  By Lonnie Nadler
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  Comics

  / 4 years ago

  Preview: ‘Sheltered’ #1

  Writer Ed Brisson and artist Johnnie Christmas team up for a pre-apocalyptic tale this summer with their new book “Sheltered”. While...

  By Lonnie Nadler