Review: Dr Love Wave And The Experiments #1 (Greg Gustin)
Thanks to it’s outlandish title and character filled artwork, Dr Love Wave and The Experiments is an over the top slice of sci-fi surf rock that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Review: Folklore Volume 1 and 2 (Random Encounter Comics)
This awesome webcomic from Adam Ma and Colin Tan, Folklore reads like Kingdom Come meets the Walking Dead as we enter a world where super villains came close to destroying humanity, but humans have retaliated with devastating effects for all involved. Can the last few survivors come together to find out what has happened and […]
“It’s The Incredibles meets The OC with an added dash of Invincible” Joe Glass and Vince Underwood discuss the Kickstarter for new comic The Miracles
When it comes to Small Press, few names are as big as Joe Glass and his superhero team comic, the Pride. However, in the last couple of years, while Joe has continued to build the Pride up, he has also moved on to other ideas, such as Acceptable Losses and Glitter Vipers. Now though, Joe […]
Small Press Spotlight: Plainer Jane, 20 Fists, Oathbound
Plainer Jane #1(Broken Face Comics) While this might sound like a lost story from Tammy or Jinty it’s anything but. Plainer Jane is not your average school girl, she is actually a dark web assassin who kills for cash. This debut issue from Broken Face Comics follows her origins from confused young girl who kills […]
Review: The Picture Of Everything Else #1 (Vault Comics)
We delve once again into the ever growing vault of … well, Vault, who seem to be intent in their (apparent) goal of world conquest with yet another awesome new series. This time around it is Dan Watters and Kishore Mohan’s The Picture of Everything Else, a haunting portrait of the late 19th century art […]
Review: The Forevers (Black Mask Studios)
It’s looking like being a strong year for Black Mask Studios (4 Kids Walk Into A Bank, Beautiful Canvas) as they seem to be announcing one great new book after another at the moment. The first we’re going to check out is The Forevers from Youth writer Curt Pires and artist Eric Scott Pfeiffer, but […]
6 4: Comparing Absorption and Variable Costing Business LibreTexts
While both methods are used to calculate the cost of a product, they differ in the types of costs that are included and the purposes for which they are used. The differences between absorption costing and variable costing lie in how fixed overhead costs are treated. Both Absorptions costing and variable cost have a relationship […]
Review: Ruination #1 (Curious Perspective Comics)
Ruination tells the story of Dante, Jalen and Keila, three young people from two very different sides of a war long ended. Now, all three continue their respective lives through peacetime, unaware of the others.
Review: Space Bastards Volume 1 and 2 (Humanoids)
As you might presume when you see the title, and that one of the co-creators is Darick (The Boys) Robertson, the glorious Space Bastards is an anarchic, foul mouthed and violent book set in the world of intergalactic package delivery. But can the second volume, now funding on Kickstarter, continue to deliver? Publisher: Humanoids Writer: […]
Review: Join The Future Vol.1 (Aftershock Comics)
We check out the trade edition of Join the Future, from Aftershock Comic, Zack Kaplan and Poitr Kawalski, about a young woman’s mission for justice against the people of a technologically advanced city. Is the future bright for this series or this the wrong time for it to shine?