'FIVE FUNERALS AND A BUCKET OF BLOOD,' Part Two
Weaponless, weary and wanted by the law! The Skullkickers' heroic reputation has flip-flopped in a whirlwind of faerie magic and bloody bodies. Who's responsible and how bad are they gonna get thumped by everyone's favorite monster mashers? Image's hit action-comedy series is on time and kick ass - Believe it!
Skullkickers #8Posted: Saturday, July 2, 2011By: Robert Tacopina Jim ZubkavichEdwin Huang, Misty Coats (c), Marshall Dillon (l)Image Skullkickers continues to be an incredible comic book, and this newest issue is potentially the strongest offering in the series so far. There is simply so much happening that you can not help but by drawn in by the intricacies that this book has to offer. For those of you who have yet to witness the brilliance of Skullkickers allow me to digress for a moment and enlighten you its two blundering main characters. Baldy is a musclebound, pistol-packing badass, and his accomplice Shorty is a vulgar, axe-wielding dwarf. The two of them engage in farfetched tales of fantasy laced with violence and humor. Read Full Review
If you haven't started reading Skullkickers, start. You need to have some fun in your reading pile and this comic has it in spades. It also has an abundance of dead bodies but this comic certainly doesn't stink. It's the sweet smell of victory or at least that new-comic smell. Read Full Review
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