[...] legendary New York club. The creators listed — including Kieron Gillen (Phonogram), Rob G (Teenagers From Mars), and Marc Ellerby (Love the Way You Love) — know their stuff when it comes to music and [...]

[...] I enjoyed the work of Rick Spears and Rob G. together on Teenagers From Mars and Dead West. I’d like to read more by them, but their new miniseries Repo just sounds a bit [...]

[...] Overall, the book is about growing up, looking back, and reaching forward towards a dream. It sums up the development of many comic readers as they grow up. The whole thing takes on an extra level of meaning considering that Tim Levins went on to draw issues of Batman: Gotham Adventures, while J. Torres has written Teen Titans Go!, Sidekicks, Love as a Foreign Language, Scandalous, and Degrassi: Extra Credit. Recommended for fans of Teenagers from Mars, especially if you think that story would have been better with less violence and more comedy. [...]

[...] As with Teenagers From Mars, the appeal for me was looking at how two people connect with each other during a time of stress. Kids living in an area they don’t want to be in have different strategies for coping, from destructive to simply getting by as best they can until they can get out. Unfortunately, there are some strong scenes in that direction early on, but then the book becomes a monster movie-style zombiefest, which I had no interest in. [...]

[...] According to the flyer, guests include Brian Wood (writer of Local and Demo) Ryan Kelly (artist of Local) Becky Cloonan (artist of Demo and American Virgin) Rick Spears & Rob G. (Teenagers from Mars, Dead West) Farel Dalrymple (Pop Gun War) Jim Rugg (Street Angel) Thomas Scioli (Godland) Jasen Lex (Gypsy Lounge) [...]

[...] The team behind the critically praised Teenagers from Mars return with a zombie Western. [...]