Reviews

Popgun, Vol. 1 by Marcus White, Mark Sable, Derek McCulloch, Benito Cereno, Jeremy Dale, Corey Lewis, Jason Latour, Richard Starkings, John Reppion, Andy Kuhn, Joe Flood, Kevin T. Myers, Adrian Dominguez, Chuck BB, R.G. Llarena, Brian Churilla, Barnaby Ward, Jim Mahfood, Johann "Ullcer" Leroux, Nick Stakal, Coleman Engle, Toby Cypress, Mike Allred, Joe Keatinge, Joe Suitor, Paul Mayberry, Jamie S. Rich, Milton Sobreiro, Ed Tadem, Benjamin Roman, Graham Corcoran, Josh Hoye, Rick Remender, Marcelo Di Chiara, S.A. Finch, D.J. Kirkbride, Danny Hellman, Matthew Weldon, Derek Hunter, Erik Larsen, Dan Hipp, Rob Guillory, Chris Moreno, David F. Walker, Anjin Anhut, M. Zachary Sherman, Thomas Mauer, Nate Bellegarde, Joëlle Jones, Dave Crosland, Jonathan Hickman, Chris French, James Stokoe, Elias Pate, Julio Figueroa, Leah Moore, Sheldon Vella, Moritat, Michael Woods, Mike Bullock, Jeremy Shepherd, Tim Seeley, Kris Anka, Aleksandar Sotirovski, Nick Derington, Christian "Chamakoso" Gonzalez, Phil Yeh, Val Nunez, Matt Timson, Robert Love, Mark Andrew Smith, Joseph Michael Linsner, Shepherd Hendrix, Bryan Young, Carlos Lerma

zekehero's review against another edition

5.0

When I first heard about this book, I was mildly intrigued. The more I read, though, the more I became very excited. It's a collection of short comics from various independent talents with stories ranging from relationship drama to intergalactic sci-fi to action to... well... some are just plain hard to describe. Well worth the price and perfect for gifts or roadtrip "brain food."

kesseki's review against another edition

4.0

An interesting collection of short comics, fake ads, posters/stand alone art, etc. I really enjoyed it, although thematically many of the stories are a toss up, so going from one genre to another wildly different one is a bit jarring. Still, I enjoyed most of the comics in here, which either caught my attention through their art or through the messages they managed to convey in a few short pages. Looking forward to getting the next few volumes.

testpattern's review against another edition

4.0

By themselves the short comic pieces that make up this "graphic mixtape" are mostly slight, and some of them just plain bad. However, as a mass, they work really well, just an avalanche of disposable pop fun.