Somewhere aligned with the single pane of The Far Side and the four panes of Life in Hell sits Too Much Coffee Man. The nonlinear humor in Too Much Coffee Man is similar to Far Side, yet it has the same recurring characters, much like Life in Hell. Is Too Much Coffee Man funny? You bet, it was one of the first independent comics I purchased in the early 2000’s and still packs buckets of wit with sublime, detailed illustrations. Continue reading Too Much Coffee Man Favorites #3 is gleefully manic
Category: All Age Comic Books
This is a look at the new all age comics that are OK for young readers. Some of these comics are also great for any reader :) We’ll review some of them and provide as thorough a list of all the new titles coming out that Wednesday.
Floating Bunnyhead #1 is a weird, creative comic book 15+ will dig
From its title, Floating Bunnyhead could be thought of as a comic book that’s OK for young readers. Once you dig into Floating Bunnyhead you realize that it has more in common with South Park and to an extent, The Simpsons. Think Aqua Teen Hunger Force and you get an idea of the humor and subject matter of Floating Bunnyhead. This comic book is not appropriate for young readers, but it is fabulous, creative, weird fun that teens and up will enjoy. Continue reading Floating Bunnyhead #1 is a weird, creative comic book 15+ will dig
Super Siblings #1, fun for geeks of all ages
Super Siblings #1 is a comic book adventure that’s written for geeks and their kids. Super Siblings is a weekly comic strip about the adventures of Courtney and Conrad, who are also super heroes, The Scout and The Banshee. Their parents don’t know about their super powers or their alternate life as the savior and scourge of Bay City. Continue reading Super Siblings #1, fun for geeks of all ages
The Kitchen Witch is great, comic book fun for kids
I love to read. I’ve always loved to read and it was comic books that introduced me into the fact that reading is fun. That totally sounds like a PSA, but it’s true. I still read comic books, but, as a child I started reading easy reader comics like Spidey, and, to a lesser extent, Richie Rich. Thus, as a dad, I’m on the hunt for easy reader books that children will love. If your child is into fantasy adventure they will love The Kitchen Witch and here is why. Continue reading The Kitchen Witch is great, comic book fun for kids
Comixology giveaway for Maximum Carnage, just in time for Father’s Day
It was a more innocent time, Superman had just died and Spider Man had started his greatest storyline ever. Maximum Carnage is The Great Gatsby of Spider Man stories. A story that is large, has a massive cast, big special effects and would polarize people from every angle if it were ever filmed*. Thanks to Comixology, we’re giving away Maximum Carnage. Continue reading Comixology giveaway for Maximum Carnage, just in time for Father’s Day
The Annoying Orange First Season DVD giveaway
The Annoying Orange is something of a cultural phenomenon. It started out online and in the early months of 2010 was receiving over 1 million hits a month on their YouTube channel. By January 2012 the series had 1 billion views and more than 2 million subscribers. Continue reading The Annoying Orange First Season DVD giveaway
Man of Steel ticket & more giveaway #Giddy
Giddy is a word rarely used in a giveaway sense. However, when it comes to the upcoming Man of Steel movie, we are giddy. The trailer sends chills up our spine, the music is majestic and I love that the “S” stands for hope and not…when she gets interrupted. Continue reading Man of Steel ticket & more giveaway #Giddy
A look at the DC comics available at Free Comic Book Day
It should come as no surprise that the two superheroes on the cover for DC Comics free comics are Superman and Batman. These two free comics are a good cross section because they highlight one for younger readers and one for teens (and up). Continue reading A look at the DC comics available at Free Comic Book Day