THE BLOB THAT ATE EVERYONE
Goosebumps #55: The Blob That Ate Everyone © 1997 by Parachute Press. Cover Art by Tim Jacobus. Spoiler-Free Review There was a really fun idea at the core of The Blob That Ate Everyone, but it never lived up to its potential. The strongest part of the book was...
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THE BLOB THAT ATE EVERYONE
Goosebumps #55: The Blob That Ate Everyone is a very middle-of-the-road and forgettable Goosebumps book, but it held a lot of promise.
FLAME CON 2019
I had another great year at Flame Con, selling some books and catching up with some of my favorite comic creators out there.
THE GHOST NEXT DOOR
Goosebumps #10: The Ghost Next Door scared the shit out of me as a kid. It still holds up as one of the creepiest and most unsettling books in the series.
ELECTRIC CITY COMIC CON 2019
A new post detailing my adventures in tabling, this time at the magnificent Electric City Comic Con. This little one-day show in upstate New York has been my favorite so far this year.
GOODNIGHT KISS
Fear Street Super Chiller #3: Goodnight Kiss is perhaps best known for its vampires that refer to blood as "nectar." It made me think of hummingbirds instead of bats.
FORTUNATE BEASTS
In my latest review for Geeks OUT, I take a look at Letters for Lucardo: Fortunate Beasts. It is the second book of the acclaimed Iron Circus graphic novel series by Otava Heikkila.
HUDSON VALLEY COMIC CON 2019
A brief write-up of my tabling experience at Hudson Valley Comic Con in May 2019.
WELCOME TO CAMP NIGHTMARE
Goosebumps #9: Welcome to Camp Nightmare is the first book in the series I’m giving a perfect score to. It's well-constructed, unpredictable, and isn't afraid to get weird.
MY BROTHER’S HUSBAND
My latest review for Geeks OUT. My Brother's Husband is an all-ages manga series that tells a powerful and heartwarming story of grief, family, homophobia, and forgiveness.
THE GIRL WHO CRIED MONSTER
Goosebumps #8: The Girl Who Cried Monster is about a monster librarian who likes to remove his human face and eat flies after the library closes. Unfortunately for him, Lucy is dead set on snitching exposing him. One of the wilder twist endings in the series.
THE NEW GIRL
Fear Street #1: The New Girl is the book that first introduced us to Shadyside back in 1989. The ghostly cover and the creepy prologue had me hoping for something better, but this review is for the book that I got.
NYC QUEER COMIC FAIR 2019
This was a fun little show in the BGSQD store. I saw some familiar faces and met some new ones.
FREE COMIC BOOK DAY GIVEAWAY
I'm doing a giveaway for Free COmic Book Day this year!