Category Archives: Live! In the Link Age

Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews and Interviews of 2017 (Revisited)

Posted on December 26, 2017 by Eric Searleman

According to singer Andy Williams, Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. But if your name is on the naughty list you’d better watch out. Krampus the Christmas devil might come down your chimney instead of Santa Claus. … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! In the Link Age | Tagged Adam Lance Garcia, Blake Michael Nelson, Claude Lalumiere, Hochelaga and Sons, How lady Nightmare Stole Captain Alpha's Girlfriend, John Wiswell, Krampus in the City, Kristen Brand, Matthew Phillion, Serpent's Sacrifice, Sherlock Holmes, The Green Lama, The Indestructibles, The Terrible, The White Ribbon Runs the Red Lights, Trish Heinrich | Comments Off

Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews of 2016 (Revisited)

Posted on December 27, 2016 by Eric Searleman

Everybody’s got an origin story, even a chump on the downhill slide to nowhere like Duke LaRue (“The Devil’s Right Hand” / By Stephen T. Brophy / First Printing: February 2016). Before he became an infamous minion known as HandCannon … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! In the Link Age, Published in 2016 | Tagged Brian W. Foster, Charlie Nozawa, Ethen Beavers, Garth Ono, James A. Eugene, Kentaro Takemura, Linda Maye Adams, Matthew Phillion, Michael Dahl, Stephen T. Brophy, Stuart Moore | Comments Off

Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews of 2015 (Revisited)

Posted on December 29, 2015 by Eric Searleman

The last time we saw Alice Gailsone she was lying in a hospital bed recuperating from injuries sustained from an atomic bomb (The Red Rook). In her first post-nuclear adventure (“Old Ghosts” / By Casey Glanders / First Printing: August … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! In the Link Age, Pre-existing, Published in 2015 | Tagged Airboy Deluxe Edition, Akira Toriyama, Casey Glanders, Dreamer's Syndrome, Frank Byrns, Gailsone, George O'Connor, Greg Hinkle, Gregg Schigiel, J.E. Bright, Jaco the Galactic Patrolman, James Robinson, Jennifer L. Holm, Kohei Horikoshi, Matt King, Matthew Holm, Matthew Phillion, My Hero Academia, New World Navigation, Old Ghosts, Olympians, ONE, One Weirdest Weekend, One-Punch Man, Pix, Rare Gems, Raven Rocks, Sunny Side Up, Superhero Monster Hunter, Teen Titans Go!, The First Death of August, The Good Fight, The Soloist, Towerfall, Yusuke Murata | Comments Off

Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews of 2014 (Revisited)

Posted on December 29, 2014 by Eric Searleman

The 9 Super Girls (by Tigerlily Emi Kawasaki / First Printing: December 2013) is a self-published, one-of-a-kind portfolio of drawings featuring super-powered girls who punch, fly, swim, make music, wield swords, and control the weather. There’s even one character whose … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! In the Link Age, Published in 2014 | Tagged A Night at the Opera, Blackbird's Song, Blood and Rust, Casey Glanders, Catgirl, Date Night, Dreams, Eric Haven, Felipe Smith, Ghost Rider, Heat of the Night, J.K. Waylon, Lightweight, Nicholas Ahlhelm, Primeval, Stephen T. Brophy, Syed Hamdani, The 9 Super Girls, The Eternity Conundrum, The Impossible Door, Tigerlily Emi Kawasaki, Tradd Moore, UR | Comments Off

Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews of 2013 (Revisited)

Posted on December 29, 2013 by Eric Searleman

After 15 years behind bars, Nicholas McHenry is finally getting out of jail (The Machinist, Part 1: Malevolence / First Printing: February 2013 / ISBN: 9781482015850). Before being locked up, McHenry was an engineering genius who used his wonky gadgets … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! In the Link Age | Tagged Alexander Maisey, Awakening, Battling Boy, David Lasky, I Draw Comics Sketchbook, Ka-Pow!, Malevolence, Matt Marrocco, Michael Teitelbaum, Paul Pope, Peace in the Balance, Phoenix Jones, Ryan Stegman, Science Fiction A Zine of Stories, Superman, Syed Hamdani, The Machinist | Comments Off