1

nerdiest-kids.com - 27 days ago

Archaia Pellet Comic Reviews

— nerdiest-kids.com — Archaia Studios sent The Nerdiest-Kids 3 titles to review, and boy are they definitely worth perusing a pdf nightmare. Archaia is becoming known for diverse creator work in multiple genres. If you need a break from the mainstream superheroes and crime noir, Archaia is becoming the place for ... (more) Archaia Pellet Comic Reviews

Comments vote downundo vote up darkspirit82 posted 27 days agoposted this

1

feedproxy.google.com - 28 days ago

Comic Book Review: The Brave & the Bold #28

— feedproxy.google.com — The Brave and the Bold. How many people remember the days of Bob Haney and Jim Aparo on the original Brave and the Bold title? One of the great things about that book was the one shot stories. Every issue told a complete story in one issue. Aparo's artwork was excellent. Haney did a good job ... (more) Comic Book Review: The Brave & the Bold #28

DC

The Brave and the Bold

Blackhawk

Barry Allen

Comments vote downundo vote up Rokk posted 28 days agoposted this

Leave a Comment

This week is this week
Warren Peace Sings the Blues — ... And one more from Archaia, reprinting the first issue of this miniseries about futuristic global war and adding a second one that hasn't been previously released. I haven't read any of it, but it does look interesting. As always, I'm flush with backhanded recommendations. You can see a preview of issue 1 here. ...

Archaia Pellet Comic Reviews
The Nerdiest Kids » Comics & Anime — ... Titanium Rain: Created by Josh Finney and Kat Rocha, compiles a very realistic art style with its war comic. Unlike the war comics produced by the big two, this comic really shows the effects of war. The lettering fails due to the realistic art, much like it does in Kingdom Come, but the story is fantastic. A civil war in China turns into a World War in the mid 21st century is shown to be as horrible as you might think. The battle scenes actually reminded me of the more violent parts of the Animatrix, so I highly recommend this book. In the end all three ...