Panel Patter at Poopsheet: Walking Man Comics Presents Special #71
Ever see a stamp pad used to make a mini-comic? Walking Man Comics does it, and it's an interesting approach. Ulti…
Ever see a stamp pad used to make a mini-comic? Walking Man Comics does it, and it's an interesting approach. Ulti…
Today over at Poopsheet, I have a review of a collection of comics by Colin Upton. Mr. Upton's style in topic and …
I had a wonderful, if all-too-brief time with Jim Siergey's nart...again mini-comic, which featured some great one-…
I'm looking at two small mini-comics by Desmond Reed in tonight's entry at Poopsheet. Reed's comics are sh…
Oh man! This comic was so good it's not even funny. One of the best mini-comics I've read this year, combinin…
I'm at it again over at Poopsheet, talking briefly about the appeal of mini-comics and then about Bacalaito #1 by a…
Now that Poopsheet is back, I'm also back doing reviews for them again. My first is a short 8 page mini-comic that&…
One of the interesting parts of doing reviews at Poopsheet is getting to read something I'd normally not pick up. …
It's been a little bit, but my next review on Poopsheet is up! Tonight, I take on Cornered!, a collection of weekly…
My newest post on Poopsheet is up, as I get to lavish praise on a Steve Ditko fanzine. A fanzine! In 2009! Isn't …
Thanks to the wonderful Rick Bradford at the Poopsheet Foundation , I am now part of the reviewing staff for the mini-c…