(Alterna Comics, 2013)
Kill All Monsters Volume 1: The Ruins of Paris
Written by Michael May
Illustrated by Jason Copland
Lettered by Ed Brisson
Last year, Pacific Rim was number 16 worldwide in total gross income according to Box Office Mojo. Giant Monsters vs. Giant Robots. The concept seems so simple. And yet, there have been few movies that have done it successfully. Continue reading
(Alterna Comics, 2013-2014)
By Wilson Taylor and Maia Gross
It seems the tagline to many a movie. “There were strange happenings deep in the Maine north woods…” and then a Stephen King credit, and the clowns and walkin’ dudes come out and then next thing you know Continue reading
(Alterna Comics, 2014)
Written by James W. Powell
Penciled by Jethro Morales
Inked by Mike Erandio
Color Artwork by Brian Dyck
*WARNING: Spoilers!
Well, reader, we are back at it with The Boy Who Wanted War, and I have to say this comic is a mind turner – but enjoyable all the same. And with that, lets look Continue reading
(Alterna Comics, 2013)
Story by Mike Loniewski
Art by Dan Lauer
Letters by E.T. Dollman
Three issues of Myth were sent to me by the creators, and landed on my computer desktop with an imagined “thud”. I’d seen some screen caps of panels from this book. I’d heard that a guy from the site was going to interview them. I was terrified.
A new upcoming release from Alterna Comics, “Cosmic” is a series from writer Sal Brucculeri, artist Chandra Kelly and colorist Victoria Pittman. Continue reading
Interview by Cory Thrall
Alterna Comics has been releasing a number of amazing titles lately, and when we were given a peek of both ‘Myth’ (reviewed earlier) and this amazing piece of work, “Wolves of Summer”, we could see this becoming a trend. Both comics are great for their own individual reasons, and “Wolves of Summer” - releasing this March 20th, 2013 - is about as individual a comic as you can get. Continue reading
“Myth” is an upcoming title from Alterna Comics, set to be released on March 13th, and is a dark fantasy story told though the eyes of an imaginative but troubled young boy named Sam. Continue reading