Monthly Archives: April 2007

Update for 4/30/07

New review for Pinch And Everett: Off-Season by Sean Kelley, and the next few weeks will be a mix of SPACE stuff and me trying to get caught up on stuff sent in the mail. Also, I spent a chunk of the weekend trying to alphabetically organize the online store, so it’ll be easier to find what you’re looking for. It’s an unspeakably long and boring process, so it’ll probably take a bit before it’s completely done, but it’s slowly shaping up.

Update for 4/27/07

This is the last of the new stuff in the online store, namely Slackmatic #1 by Ryan Holgersen & Nathan Brewer (I missed that one somehow on Tuesday), Dare by Nik Havert & Renatus, and Act of Contrition by Nik Havert, Craig DeBoard & Wes Sweetser (the one I reviewed today). Happy weekend all, I may get some time this weekend to add another review or so and tidy the place up a bit, but I always seem to say that and never seem to do it…

Update for 4/26/07

This is the last of the new stuff in the online store, namely Slackmatic #1 by Ryan Holgersen & Nathan Brewer (I missed that one somehow on Tuesday), Dare by Nik Havert & Renatus, and Act of Contrition by Nik Havert, Craig DeBoard & Wes Sweetser (the one I reviewed today). Happy weekend all, I may get some time this weekend to add another review or so and tidy the place up a bit, but I always seem to say that and never seem to do it…

Update for 4/26/07

New review for Weird Muse #3 by Dan Taylor and, keeping with the theme, it’s in the online store too…

Update for 4/25/07

New review for Blink #1 by Max Ink, and #1, 2 and 3 of his Blink series are now available in the online store, as "buy comics from me!" week at Optical Sloth continues…

Update for 4/24/07

SPACE was great, and there are all kinds of new things to be added to the site, including plenty for the online store. I decided, instead of having my head explode, to stagger them throughout the week though, so today there’s a new review for Kitty Litter #6 by Ryan Holgersen & Nathan Brewer, and new in the store is Kitty Litter #2, 3 and 6.

Update for 4/20/07

New review for Raised By Squirrels: Los Alamos, and things should be back to “normal” around here next week and I’ll have a nice pile of stuff from SPACE. Happy weekend!

Update for 4/18/07

No reviews today, as things are still hectic and I’m just trying to keep up, but two new comics are available in the online store: Earth Minds Are Weak #8 by Justin Fox and The Horrifically Complete Non-Winner by Kelli Nelson, a mammoth thing that looks to be required reading for any fan of her Non-Winner strip. Also, in all the chaos I didn’t even notice that SPACE was this weekend in Columbus, so if anybody is looking for something to do this weekend you could do a lot worse than one of the biggest (and best) small press conventions of the year.

Update for 4/17/07

I know, I know, I’m trying to keep up. New review for Humpday by Adam Buechler, and Top Shelf is having a big old sale, with all kinds of comics as cheap as one dollar, so go spend some money. Also, the Hans Rickheit section of the online store has just been replenished, with new copies of Chloe, Chrome Fetus #5 and #6, and that last one sold out months ago. Plenty more stuff to be added in the coming days…

Update for 4/12/07

Sorry about the lack of updates this week, it’s been a generally crappy bunch of days. I’ll try to get something up over the weekend to make up for it, and here’s a new one for Shame On You by Barry Southworth, also available in the online store…

Update for 4/10/07

Sorry, I’ve been trying to kill the cold that wouldn’t die, and it’s taken all energy out of me lately. New review for Tear-Stained Makeup #5 (also available in the online store) and happy birthday Mom!

Update for 4/5/07

New review for More! by Sarah Morean…

Update for 4/4/07

New review for “No buses. Chickens.” by Christopher Davis, and happy return to winter day!

Update for 4/3/07

As promised, here’s the new review for the other half of Stewbrew #2, Meet Erin by Kelly Froh.

Update for 4/2/07

New review for the first half of Stewbrew #2 (second half tomorrow), Coot’s Day by Max Clotfelter.