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What do you get when you take a former investigator for the Department of Extraterrestrial and Paranormal Defense and his […]
Victoria Addair is a Black Hand, a skilled warrior that has the ability to put the undead back in the […]
Mother Russia being the only work I’ve read from Jeff McComsey, I get the sense that the man has a unique way of looking at story telling. Rather than feed a reader details about the setting, backstory about the characters, and other such incidentals, he cuts right to the chase. It is an effective approach, drawing the reader into the world he creates, albeit at the expense of opportunities to flesh that world out.
It’d be easy to characterize Jeremy Massie’s All My Ghosts as another venture in Gonzo Journalism, but how does it fare? The main character, Joe Hale, is an editor at a failing newspaper and has his writing go from as objective as possible to non-objective and personal.
Author Chip Reece was inspired to create Metaphase, a graphic novel about a super-powered child with down syndrome, after having the privilege of raising a son with the disorder. He noticed that there weren’t too many super-heroes with disabilities, and looked to Kickstarter to get things going.