Monthly Archives: February 2008

New reviews for Fart Party #7 by Julia Wertz and Candy or Medicine by Josh Blair and various artists. Like I said, I’ll be updating whenever possible, then back to normal by the end of next week unless something goes wrong with the elections, and we all know how unlikely that is in Ohio, right� Although in all honesty the problems of past elections were from different counties than the one I work in…

New review for Feeble Attempts by Jeffrey Brown and Tales From the Flat #5 by Laurence Powell & Oliver Lambden. This week should be pretty chaotic at work (I’m only going to be able to go to SPACE for a couple of hours this weekend), but I should be able to get relatively regular updates posted and, if all goes well, get through my comics pile so I can start fresh with SPACE stuff next week.

New reviews today for Ten Foot Rule: When You Can’t Stand Yourself, Walk Outside by Shawn Granton and Teen Boat #7 by John Green & Dave Roman. Oh, and did I mention that Teen Boat #7 AND #8 are now available in the store, along with an anthology book about video games by Dave Roman and various folks called Life Meter� Just checking.

New reviews for Kick in the Butt #11 by Kimberly Paglia and Prelim by Chad Verrill. I should be able to get mostly caught up with reviews over the weeknd, then it’s hard to say over the next couple of weeks…

New reviews for Panel X: Sex by Various Columbus artists and Epidermolysis Bullosa Narcissus by Charles Burgoon. And just so everybody knows, here’s a recap of what goes on around here when election time rolls around. I tend to work very very long hours and, while I try to keep up with the website, sometimes it’s impossible, especially when the website was screwed up on Sunday (sorry about that) and the internet at my house was down on Monday. I’ll try to make up for things the rest of the week and keep things as consistent as possible after that, but chances are that thing will be spottier than I would like until after 3/4/08. Oh, and SPACE is March 1st, so don’t forget to come to Columbus, all you comic lovers of the world!

New reviews for Church Vs. State by Jack Molech (probably) and Super Whiz #1 by Rainer Lee. Huzzah for Valentine’s Day! Right, any other single people reading this?

New review for Vampire Free Style #2 by Jenika Ioffreda, and have I mentioned yet that if anybody out there going to SPACE in a few weeks would like to sell things through my website all they have to do is bring said stuff to the convention? Just checking…

New review for Low Blow #9 by Aaron Poliwoda and Stop Forgetting to Remember by Peter Kuper. Oh, and just in case you don’t really pay attention on the weekends there are a few new reviews to be found with a little bit of scrolling.

New review for Tales From the Flat #4 by Laurence Powell & Oliver Lambden…

New review for Bixtone Productions #2 by Kevin Bixby and I think it’s time for a nap…

OK, two new reviews today: Man Man and Friends #2 by Gareth Brookes and Grove of Fireflies #1: North Arrow by Drew Crowley. One more tomorrow should get things caught up and then back to normal next week, assuming all goes well at work…

Have I mentioned that there’s a primary coming up soon and, as such, things have been a little nuts at work lately? I’ll post three new reviews over the weekend to make up for lost time, but right now I’m pooped.

New review for The Treehouse by Davi Shy, and tomorrow may be tricky (already) for the planned two reviews due to, you know, actual life things, but I’ll do my best.

New reviews for Controller by Robin Enrico and XO #3 by Brian John Mitchell and Melissa Spence Gardner. Oh, and the plan for the moment is to do two reviews on Tuesday and Thursday and still one the rest of the time. Subject to change if I find myself suddenly buried in comics or suddenly without comics, but I think that’ll work for the moment.

New review for The Novelber Project by Tom McHenry, and I’m thinking about going back to the two reviews a day policy for the immediate future, assuming I can keep myself in comics. Just throwing that out there so somebody can “yell” at me if I don’t mention it again for another month…