Entries Tagged 'What-Did-I-Learn?' ↓
August 3rd, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? This is a review of the Wormworld Saga webcomic by Daniel Lieske. It begins with a boy named Jonas who is so caught up in daydreaming and drawing that he is the last kid left in school at the start of summer vacation. And weirdly, he even collects math notes revisions [...]
July 25th, 2011 — comic, What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Jake The Evil Hare, as written by Sam Medina, is a gruff antihero rabbit who is far more misunderstood than evil. He simply gets in trouble for doing the right things in the wrong way. Jake is watched over by a lawyer who is trying her level best to keep him [...]
June 5th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? This is a review of Blue Spear, a graphic novel written by Andi Ewington and Eddie Deighton with art by Cosmo White. It begins with an illustrated interview with the Blue Spear’s younger brother – it is essentially the origin story of the Blue Spear. It also describes a perplexed tone [...]
May 4th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is on Astro Boy by Osamu Tezuka, specifically Dark Horse’s Volume 1 and 2 compilation. The original twenty years of Astro Boy comics appear to have been published between 1951 to 1981 but were only part of what Tezuka was able to publish. This particular book has 6 stories [...]
April 21st, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is on In Maps & Legends by Michael Jasper and Nikki Smith, issues 1-3. Strange places with lyrical, sing song names. Kait. Jeremy. Whispered songs and odd sounds. Bartamus. Maps. This is how it all begins in the review pdfs I was given access to. And you know how [...]
March 28th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is on a comic that goes by the name of Odyssey by Dream Out Loud Comics, namely Eric Guindon and Samantha Gough. It’s a high concept, painterly style science fiction comic – which eventually switches to more linework. It begins in media res and some details have been hinted [...]
March 6th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Here is a color webcomic by the name of Stix and Bones by Darrell Toland. Stix is the little girl and Bones is the white Bull Terrier. Who talks. Along with Grandma the tree in the front yard, Dad experimenting in the basement and other assorted friends. I think you meet [...]
February 14th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is about a comic named Yehuda Moon and the Kickstand Cyclery, by Rick Smith. Yehuda Moon is the title character who owns a bike shop, the Kickstand Cyclery, with his friend Joe. Joe also loves bikes and biking but he’s more of a practical nature than Yehuda, who truly [...]
February 9th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Seeds is the autobiographical story of how the author, Ross Mackintosh, and his family were affected by his father’s cancer; beginning with his diagnosis in 2009, then taking us through the journey of his father’s decline and eventual passing. Those are the words from the cover. I’m not sure how to [...]
January 27th, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is on Pokeweed, by Drew Pocza. It’s black and white with intresting but structurally simple lines. There isn’t a lot of texture to the backgrounds but there isn’t a lot needed, so that works for me. The artist prefers a less-is-more approach that pus the focus on the characters. [...]
January 21st, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? So I had wanted to get another look at the G.I. Joe “Silent Interlude” story where no one spoke. I wanted to see what techniques were used and what I could learn. It seems to me that if one can write comic that works without words then it will be a [...]
January 2nd, 2011 — What-Did-I-Learn?
What Did I Learn? Today’s review is on The King! Issue 2 by Bradford and Hall. The scene opens with Elvis talking about his last zombie conquest to the bemused woman behind the bar. This threw me for a minute till I realized this is The King. Last issue, he was not what I’d call [...]