Skullkickers #16 fought its way to the top of the pack and won eXpert Comics\’ \’Book of the Month\’. Check it out!

\”Baldy and Shorty are action figures and video game avatars, and the best cartoon duo since the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.\”

Panel Bound interviewed our Tavern Tales Contest Winning Writer Aubrey Sitterson, talking to him about working on his short story and breaking into comics.

Zach Woolf at Major Spoilers is thoroughly impressed with our latest issue.

\”Skullkickers #16 is rude, violent, foul-mouthed, artistic, and all-around well-done, earning 4 out of 5 stars.\”

Andrew Leslie is thoroughly impressed with Skullkickers #16, the 4th part of our \”Six Shooter on the Seven Seas\” story arc.

\”Once again, writer Jim Zub bends a particular genre to his will, incorporating the hilariously beloved Skullkickers flavor into a fast-paced, creature-feature, sea-faring, hyphen-inducing horror comic.\”

James Mason at Comic Buzz reviews Skullkickers #16, our latest release, and gives it high praise on all fronts.

\”Skullkickers is one of the most fun, irreverent and devil may care comics out there. The only thing the creators care about in Skullkickers is that it’s the best comic they can make. Something they succeed at in every issue. The maddening thing is they make it look all too easy.\”

Our latest issue arrived on Wednesday and pop culture site Unleash the Fanboy has a brand new review.

\”…an excellent example of storytelling and a prime source of humor in comic book form. With riffs on pirates, fantasy tropes and everything in between, Skullkickers #16 is worth a read for anyone who appreciates a laugh.\”

Josh Pierce at One Geek Nation tries Skullkickers for the first time with issue #16 and becomes a Skullkickers-Convert.

\”After reading this issue, I finally saw what all the hype was about and became a comic snob no more.\”…\”You can tell the creators are having so much fun making this book. It shows, and resonates to the reader.\”

The Mixx at eXpert Comics has reviewed Skullkickers #14-16 all at once and has declared himself a \”Kickeroo\”.

\”Zub has really created a space for himself in the fantasy genre and I dare say he’s redefined it. Huang is a master at making fantasy engaging as he avoids the cliché. His lines are exuberant. Top oall of that off with the vivid coloring of Coats and you have one helluva story.\”