Lawless 2026: The Return of ‘A1/Deadline’ With Dave Elliott, Shaky Kane, And Kek-W
A1 and Deadline were both different indie comics that came out in the late 1980s/early ‘90s. But now, they are
Read moreA1 and Deadline were both different indie comics that came out in the late 1980s/early ‘90s. But now, they are
Read moreAnother new 2000 AD collection – The Best of Tharg’s Terror Tales – all the scares, all together…
Read moreWritten by Jordan Thomas Art by Shaky Kane Legendary British artist SHAKY KANE (THE BULLETPROOF COFFIN) and writer JORDAN THOMAS
Read moreArtist Shaky Kane (The Bulletproof Coffin) and writer Jordan Thomas (Frank at Home on the Farm) are teaming up for
Read moreAnother month rolls round (oh where does the time go?) and it’s time for a look at the solicits from
Read moreThe first of three 40-page issues of Xino comes out in July – inspiring paranoia, alienation, and anxiety.
Read moreTripwire Magazine was first produced in 1992 by Joel Meadows. A man who has voraciously following the goings on of
Read moreCult comic book creators Shaky Kane (The Beef) and Krent Able (Vice), are producing an anthology of never-before-published comic strips
Read moreOn Kickstarter right now – Jordan Thomas and Shaky Kane‘s Weird Work – it’s already smashed its target but there’s
Read moreTank Girl #5 by Alan Martin and Brett Parson sees the start of an all-new storyline with ‘Tank Girl Forever’ and
Read moreWhat a weird and wonderful five issues The Beef has been. What began as a Troma-meets-Cronenberg-B-Movie comic has become a
Read moreOur reviewer, Angel Carreras, has been digging into The Beef. In fact, it seems to be one of his favorite
Read moreThe Beef #4 is a brave comic book. Born from a weird, assuredly hash-induced, Roger Corman-y B-movie pitch, The Beef
Read moreNot to get way off topic IMMEDIATELY at the lede of a comic review, but I wonder how The Beef
Read moreI’m glad I went into The Beef blind. Honestly, I saw a cover and decided to review this thing. “Oh
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