"The Grave earns your money and your eyes because it’s violent, it’s pretty, and it’s a damn good read."

"Limbo drips with style and swagger..."

A mystery around the past and identity of two men, potentially tied to cult activities and an end-of-the-world prophecy.

Cartoonist: Craig Johnson Letterer (issues #2-3): Joey Sheehan Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? A very indie superhero comic that blends true-to-life and noir elements. It's like Hancock or Invincible meets Sin City. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) A meta-human vigilante chooses to stand up to a corrupt super-powered individual and the police he has on his payroll. Even though he’s trying to pry control of the city from Scyther’s villainous grasp, its denizens still th

Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his stuffed animal was his partner.

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? A PTSD-tinged noir mystery with strong dystopian Sunday funny roots. Imagine Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his childhood friend/stuffed animal was his partner. You can read the review for the previous issues here. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) This issue follows four separate characters and their individual, conc

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? A PTSD-tinged noir mystery with strong dystopian Sunday funny roots. Imagine Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his childhood friend/stuffed animal was his partner. You can read the review for the previous issue here. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Roach Riley suffers from PTSD in much the same way as Locke does. Unlik

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? A PTSD-tinged noir mystery with strong dystopian Sunday funny roots. Imagine Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his childhood friend/stuffed animal was his partner. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) It's a short time after the end of the previous volume and, because of the events that transpired (mostly the body count), L

Cartoonist: Jack Foster Publisher: Reckless Eyeballs Press WHAT IS IT? The first 3 issues of Gun are a complete story arc, a pulpy noir mystery. Like Smokin' Aces meets Blade Runner, except the world is a supervillain one instead of cyberpunk. Issues #4-6 are part of an arc titled Gun: Slaughterball, which is very similar to Death Race 2000 and Cannonball Run, but it takes place within the established universe with some of our known characters. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoiler

Cartoonist: Rees Finlay Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? A noir/crime/horror 4-issue miniseries where a woman fights supernatural crimes. It's similar to the classic, gothy action film, The Crow. Also, if you've watched Constantine, there's a bit of that in there, too. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Holly Peters died and returned to life mysteriously, with many of her old memories lost to her. Now, she is the High Priestess. She has strange powers she's still learni

Cartonist: Rik Jackson Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? A noir/crime/mystery with a potential science fiction element from the mind of a single cartoonist, Rik Jackson. It's like the movie Chinatown with a surreal element. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) A man’s statue has been stolen before it was supposed to go on show at the museum. It looks like the women who stole it were wearing giant fake hands and cat heads, inexplicably. That’s only the beginning of the strang

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? Half noir-ish detective story and half dysfunctional Calvin and Hobbes, it's as much a crime story as it is a man coming to terms with his tumultuous past. Imagine Chinatown, but if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his childhood friend/stuffed animal was his partner. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Spencer and Locke are called to the scene of a murder.

Cartoonist: Eddie Porter Publisher: Self-published This review covers the first 4 issues of a 10-issue series. We don't get insight into the entire story arc, but we still get a pretty good idea of where it's going. WHAT IS IT? A retro-neo-noir (I know, it sounds crazy, but it works) about one man's revenge for wrongful imprisonment, and the events leading up to it. It's like a limited-cast Firefly meets The Count of Monte Cristo, done in a Blade Runner tone, '80s color and h