Stack Clean: Redline #3
I'm finally at the bottom of the stack of physical comic issues I had build up, and I have to say it's a relief. I'll be happy to go back to reading digital issues that I actually expect to enjoy.
Tag: stackclean
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Stack Clean: Savage Things #7
I wasn't sure what to expect from Savage Things, and was left cold by it. This issue, at least, is a fairly boring take on assassins trained from childhood to kill with plenty of tired tropes.
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/30/stack-clean-savage-things-7/
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Stack Clean: Wytches #3
After suffering through some rough issues as I clean up my stack of comics, it was great to read a comic I could actually enjoy. This comic feels like a horror movie, with tension, surprises and art that builds a feeling of dread. It's not a series I was interested in before, but reading an issue with the story mid-stream has me curious.
A parent's worst n
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Stack Clean: Eugenic #1
Eugenic #1, unlike the past few issues I've cleared from my stack, was engaging. The central science fiction premise is interesting, and the delivery makes the horror of eugenics more approachable.
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Stack Clean: The Eltingville Club #1
The Eltingville Club #1 is another of those comics I'm just not set up to enjoy. It was a slog through the recounting of the worst behaviours of nerds that had no glimmer of hope, humour or fun for me. There was, however a nice rendering of a d6.
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/10/stack-clean-the-eltingville-club-1/
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Stack Clean: The Eltingville Club #1
The Eltingville Club #1 is another of those comics I'm just not set up to enjoy. It was a slog through the recounting of the worst behaviours of nerds that had no glimmer of hope, humour or fun for me. There was, however a nice rendering of a d6.
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/12/stack-clean-the-eltingville-club-1/
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Stack Clean: Legacy of Luther Strode #1
I'm not the target audience for many of the comics I got in the grab bag that make up what's left in my stack. Legacy of Luther Strode #1 was just hollow for me; the art didn't do anything for me, the dialog and story didn't draw me in and I was just waiting for an end.
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/09/stack-clean-legacy-of-luther-strode-1/
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Stack Clean: The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1
I've liked the Grant Morrison comics I've read before, but I wasn't sure I had the appetite for his take on Watchmen in The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1. The comic is well done, with beautiful art by Frank Quitely and some really compelling playing with form and storytelling.
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/09/stack-clean-the-multiversity-pax-americana-1/
#DC #Earth-4 #FrankQuitely #GrantMorrison #stackclean #Watchmen
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Stack Clean: Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons #1
I'll take any opportunity to celebrate Dungeons & Dragons, but I've never watched Rick and Morty or read anything based on the show. The comic is a love letter to D&D, and I think it's successful in expressing some of what is great about the game, but I don't think the
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/08/stack-clean-rick-and-morty-vs-dungeons-dragons-1/
#comics #D&D #Dungeons&Dragons #DungeonsandDragons #RickandMorty #stackclean
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Stack Clean: Aliens: Dead Orbit #4
I found myself jumping on at the last issue of an Aliens comic, Aliens: Dead Orbit #4. I like James Stokoe's art quite a lot and he captures the feel of the Aliens universe very well. The story was exactly what I would expect from an Aliens story, with no surprises or twists on the typical formula. As a brief dip into that monstrous space, it was
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/11/03/stack-clean-aliens-dead-orbit-4/