Skullkickers #10 PREVIEW Story by: Jim Zubkavich Art By: Misty Coats & Edwin Huang ‘FIVE FUNERALS AND A BUCKET OF BLOOD,’ Part Four This issue has it all: A cover, printed pages, comic panels in sequential order and staples! You heard that right – staples! Okay, now that we’re past that stuff – Does anyone [...]
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SKULLKICKERS #8 story JIM ZUB art EDWIN HUANG and MISTY COATS cover CHRIS STEVENS “FIVE FUNERALS and A BUCKET OF BLOOD” Part Two Weaponless, weary and wanted by the law! The Skullkickers’ heroic reputation has flip-flopped in a whirlwind of faerie magic and bloody bodies. Who’s responsible and how bad are they gonna get thumped [...]
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Written by Jim Zub, Line art by Edwin Haung, Colors by Misty Coats, and Art by Chris Stevens Story: The Dwarf and the Big Guy go around kicking the ass of anything that gets in their way…or just seems convenient to kick. The Good: First of all, if you are a fan of comics and [...]
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by Jim Zub (writer), Edwin Huang (artist), Misty Coats (colorist), and Marshall Dillon (letterer) The Story: At their own celebratory dinner, our two adventurers find themselves framed for a bloodbath they didn’t commit. The Review: It’s been a while since I’ve read Skullkickers. I picked up the first issue and found myself disappointed, and moved [...]
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“The Blood Curse of the Amazombies” by Chris Sims (story), Joe Vriens (art), Marshall Dillon (letters); “The Sklaag” by Brian Clevinger (story), Jim Zub (art), Marshall Dillion (letters); “The Temple of Blrch” by Ray Fawkes (story), Scott Hepburn (art), Ian Herring (colors), Marshall Dillon (letters); “The Cleavin’ Part” by Adam Warren (story), Jeff Cruz (art), [...]
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Got-dang! There were a lot of comics that came out last week! Even with all the reviewers at WCBR burning the midnight oil, it’s not always possible to get a full review up on everything when Marvel decides to release all of their Avengers and X-books in one week. Sheesh! But, still, we endure…. Uncanny [...]
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By: Jim Zubkavich (writer), Chris Stevens & Edwin Huang (pencils), Edwin Hang (inks), Misty Coats (colors) & Marshall Dillon (letters) The Story: A pair of mercenaries finds adventure in a swords-n-shields tale. What’s Good: This book has gotten a lot of hype and was selling for several times face value on eBay before it even [...]
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