Princeless #2 Review
“Princeless continues to be charming it’s way into my heart with a few more hiccups than the last – but it still has a clever ingenuity about it, good humor and heart. As well as a sword-wielding and pissed-off princess atop her mighty mentally-defunct fire-breathing dragon. But in the over-arching story, this issue is not relevant and wastes time this mini-series needs.”
Another great issue, but overall it feels unnecessary…
Read the full review here.
Princeless #1 Review
“Once upon a time, in a castle full of plot-holes there lived the princess Adrienne… who thought fairytales were hogwash and could take care of herself. Who needs a prince? Adrienne is happily princeless.”
Great comic - even if I already know about the happy ending that’s sure to follow.
Read the full review here.
Ikaricast Season 4 Episode 34
ikaricast.blogspot.comThe latest Ikaricast is up! I am joined by Jeremy Whitley the writer of Eisner nominated comic Princeless and one of my co-hosts Seraph to talk about his works, and just geeky things in general
Pirate Eye: Booze, Broads, and Buccaneering
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by Anthony Rosen
At some point you start to wonder when pirates will wear out their welcome. Will there come a time when people will tire of adventuring on the high seas, roguish types, and swashbuckling in general?
FCBD Signing in Rohnert Park!
Just a friendly reminder that I will be at the Comic Book Box in Rohnert Park TOMORROW from 10:30 am, likely until closing, to sign issues of Princeless and the FCBD Princeless/Molly Danger split! I will also have my colorist for issues 1 and 2, Kelly Lawrence, and the colorist for issues 3 and 4, Brett Grunig, present. So don’t miss it!
[Action Lab Comics] Princeless Fans!
I summon thee! It is you duty as fans to donate your facebook account and/or twitter account to the Action Lab cause! Thine efforts will not be for… naught!
I just did it today. All you have to do is go to Jeremy Whitley’s Tumblr Page, find the blog posting about donating and then click on it. From there it is pretty self explainitory. I set mine to posting once every week (the silver option I believe) and yeah. JOIN ME FELLOW FANS in spreading the word!
P.S. No, it does not cost you any money.
MOMBcomics Interview: Brandon Barrows
mombcomics.comJonMOMB interviews Brandon Barrows, writer of Jack Hammer from Action Lab Comics.
So, I started thinking about what makes noir and what the concept was lacking. All true noir has one thing in common: the main character has something hanging over their head that influences the character heavily and often the story. The question became what is Jack’s albatross? And then it occurred to me that there’s one thing almost everyone dislikes about themselves in some respect and nobody can change: their biology.
After that, the idea that Jack was an unhappy superhuman, and the idea of powers being central to the story, let me smoothly fill in the gaps and make JACK HAMMER a richer and more satisfying story.
