This week I posted my review of Time Warriors #1. It's a good time to die in New World Comics time traveling story by Guy Hasson (Wynter). I also Kickstarted the Week with Red Hill Billy: Red Hill Rising Book 1. Werewolves fighting 10-year-olds in Canada, eh?
I also interviewed James A. Bretney, a war veteran, filmmaker and writer of the comic book western Up the Trail from Lucha Comics (not a "Kickstart the Week" interview but an actual interview).
I attended my first twitter party after I received an invite from @IAmMelanieWise. The twitter party was a fun conversation about stunt women using the hashtag #kickasswomen.
Here is the article I reprinted this week:
I also interviewed James A. Bretney, a war veteran, filmmaker and writer of the comic book western Up the Trail from Lucha Comics (not a "Kickstart the Week" interview but an actual interview).
I attended my first twitter party after I received an invite from @IAmMelanieWise. The twitter party was a fun conversation about stunt women using the hashtag #kickasswomen.
Here is the article I reprinted this week:
Burn the Orphanage Funding Cancer Research
"Pancreatic cancer is a serious disease which affected 1 in 68 people and has a 6% survival rate. Sina Grace (The Li’l Depressed Boy, Self-Obsessed) has stepped forward to help the Lustgarten Foundation fund research of this deadly disease – with the help of comics."
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