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Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe comes to a conclusion with the final installment in the comic book miniseries. The sixth issue finds Dollman battling Trancers.
This is particularly interesting because Tim Thomerson portrayed both the titular tiny space-cop in Dollman and the Trancers franchise’s lead, time-traveling rogue police officer Jack Death.
The comic is written by Brockton McKinney and Shawn Gabborin and features artwork by Daniel Pascual. Previous installments in the miniseries involved Demonic Toys, Puppet Master, Doctor Mordid, Killjoy, and Bad Channels, among others.
Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe #6 has two cover variants by Daniel Pascual and Jason Strutz. They’re available for $3.99 each from Full Moon Comix, as well as in comic shops now.
The Cask of Amontillado #1
Art by: Jason Strutz
The fifth issue of Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe finds Dollman - the titular tiny space-cop played by Tim Thomerson in the 1991 cult classic film of the same name - battling The Gingerdead Man, The Killer Eye, Dr. Alien, The Creeps, Bad Channels, and more.
The comic is written by Brockton McKinney and Shawn Gabborin and features artwork by Daniel Pascual. Previous installments in the six-issue miniseries involved Demonic Toys, Puppet Master, Doctor Mordid, and Killjoy, among others.
Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe #5 has three cover variants by Jason Strutz and Dan Mendoza (regular and R-rated versions). They’re available for $3.99 each from Full Moon Comix and will arrive in comic shops on December 12.
The fourth issue of Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe finds Dollman - the titular tiny space-cop played by Tim Thomerson in the 1991 cult classic film of the same name - battling Killjoy and Hideous.
The comic is written by Brockton McKinney and Shawn Gabborin and features artwork by Daniel Pascual and Bridgit Connell. Previous installments in the six-issue miniseries involved Demonic Toys, Puppet Master, and Doctor Mordid among others.
Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe #4 has four cover variants by Ben Templesmith, Jason Strutz, and Dan Mendoza (regular and R-rated versions). They’re available for $3.99 each from Full Moon Comix and can also be found in comic shops now.
Jason Strutz
Deadly Ten Presents: The Bride of the Head of the Family #1
Charles Band's Deadly Ten Presents: Bride of the Head of the Family #1Full Moon Comix 2020 Written by Broxton McKinney Illustrated by Carlos Nieto Illustrated by Jason Strutz, Wraparound Coloured by Edgar Tavitas Lettered by Shawn Gabborin Everyone's favourite mega-cranium is getting married! Myron Stackpool is ready to tie the knot to equally noodle-endowed Eugenia, but something in the universe has shifted! Now he's taking a trip through alternate timelines - each one showing a different version of his entire freakish family! Discover their ultimate fate, as we ready for the biggest wedding of the century! This one surprised me in the best possible way. The fact that Wheeler shows so much love for his Brother Myron, who travels through realities and inhabits their bodies. So that Broxton manages to really tell a hum dinger of a tale utilising the concept and keeps feeling fast paced, dynamic and most importantly extremely interesting showcases his continually evolving talent as a writer. I found myself getting lost in what was happening and then finding myself wanting to see specific variations based on what we had already seen. This the kind of engagement that you want as a writer, to get folks involved in the story and become invested in the property. I still love Jason's work on the intro, exit of the story and the way he can bring TV Head to life and show those snippets on his screen is amazing to me. That his linework is so strong and his creativity and imagination so impeccably brought to life blows me away every time. The main story here is fantastic and the way it moves through the story & plot development as we see through the sequence of events unfolding as well as how the reader learns information is beautifully done. The character development is great and since we're only focusing on Wheeler it makes all the difference in the world in how developed he does become. While we can never know the true motivation for his undying devotion to Myron I am still impressed with him as a man and character. I think what Brockton is able to do here is one his best stories to date and with each new book that comes out we see him grow stronger as a writer. Also I will admit that while we didn't get the chance to really see Ernestina and Otis at all their appearance does make me want to revisit this franchise and get to see stories that focus on them as well. Carlos does some extremely good work on the interiors here. I am super impressed with the quality and strength of the linework that we see and how it works with the varying weights to create the attention to detail. From the way we see eyes, shapes of heads and the various scenarios which were brought to life have now made me a huge fan of his work. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show a very strong eye for storytelling. The way that backgrounds are utilised and how the work within the composition of the panels to bring us this depth perception, scale and overall sense of size and scope to the story is wonderful to see. The colour work here is also wonderfully rendered. I like seeing the various hues and tones within the colours to create the shading, highlights and shadow work. The various tones in the different segments and how they are equally as hued within their tones to begin with is even more impressive. Whether you are a Full Moon fanatic or just a fan of some damn good storytelling then you really need to make sure that this is something your store has or will order for you. There is nothing quite like this out there and it's high time a new Crypt Keeper came along to entertain the sorry masses.
Deadly Ten Presents Femalien Cosmic Crush #1
Deadly Ten Presents: Femalien Cosmic Crush #1 Full Moon Comix 2020 Written by Lindsey Schmitz Illustrated by Francisco De La Fuente Coloured by Edgar Tavitas Wraparound Feature Written by Brockton McKinney Illustrated by Jason Strutz Lettered by Shawn Gabborin Squaring off against a hoary horde of horny homunculi, our star-hopping sexpots Maxy Prime and Gabby Jinx may have their hands (and a lot else) full in this origin story of orgiastic proportions! Preceding the events of Full Moon's Femalien: Cosmic Crush, witness the birth of a salacious sci-fi universe! I have absolutely fallen for this Deadly Ten Presents line of books. It really is the perfect blend of kitsch and modern and Tapehead is the new Cryptkeeper! So this steps away from the norm here for me anyway as I am not familiar with any of these characters or ideas. I am still this huge fan of Jason's wraparound story art and I cannot wait till one day he's in my sketchbook. The way we see the nod to Star Trek here was utterly phenomenal and it really made me excited for what was to come. The main story is a nice little shock to the system as well. The two page spread gives us this quick synopsis of the Alteria and that is helpful to a degree and I say this because I am not entirely sure how that ties into the story at hand. Honestly I would have been just fine without it but Lindsey thought he needed that so here it is. Now I do like how we see a Mad Warlord's bid for power playing out here as it really does grab the readers' attention and takes them off-script which is completely engaging. Sometimes the best tool a writer has it he readers' own imagination and the way that Lindsey is able to utilise that in his work is really well done. I like how this plays out and how the story is being told. The story & plot development that we see through the sequence of events which unfold here as well as how the reader learns information. There are some very surprising moments peppered throughout the story that are utterly fascinating to see happen. I like the moments of pure unexpectedness as it does keep you on your toes. The character development is uhm interesting to put it mildly. There are characters who I wish we'd gotten to know at the level that we do Jinx or even Maxy. The pacing here is good and as it takes us through the pages revealing the twists and turns along the way create a solid ebb & flow to the book. The interiors here are okay. I would have preferred to see something with a bit more detail and consistency but having said that I do think that the work shows motion in a nice manner. There are moments that really pop and others that get lost in the crowd but overall its rather enjoyable. I will say this while there is no true nudity and the moments of passion and lust are fulfilled are done tastefully and I really appreciated how evocative that is. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show a solid eye for storytelling. The colour work is really ice to see as well. There are times when we see the bright blues that have this amazing utilisation of the hues and tones. The way that we see the various hues and tones within the colours to create the shading, highlights and shadow work are incredibly well rendered. The story has a very twist ending that I wasn't expecting but I find it progressive and fascinating. So kudos to Lindsey for thinking that one up. While this is unlike anything I have seen from this young franchise and I like how it keeps branching itself out. I am looking forward to many more surprises from these folks and if you want to see some completely unexpected and fascinating storytelling.