Wednesday Webcomics Week Fifteen
Happy Thanksgiving from the Nexus and Wednesday Webcomics! If you are checking out our feature for the first time, you can read the comics archives here.  Are you a comics writer/artist? Would you like to have your work featured in Wednesday Webcomics? Contact the WW editor for more information. About Company Man A mysterious corporation subjects minority children to an experimental serum disguised as a common Flu inoculation, granting them superhuman abilities after a ten year gestation period. Meet Nicholas Reyes, the latest u

Aris Reviews Chew #6
Chew #6 (John Layman and Rob Guillory/Image Comics/$2.99) Absolutely John Layman is a good writer. Last issue saw the end of the first storyline (“Tasters Choice”, now out in Trade.), and not only left us with Tony Chu utterly defeated by his former mentor Savoy, but full of questions and the Chewiverse ripe with fresh plot strings and mysteries. But as with every issue before John Layman doesn’t bog us down with narrative and the past he plows forward and jumps right into more fun.

REVIEW: Phonogram 2.5 – “Lust Etc”
The inevitable wait between issues of Phonogram: The Singles Club means that actually finally buying the comic has become a ritual. Don’t peek at the comic until safely home, pick some appropriate music, and squeeze every single possible piece of goodness that I can out of those 32 pages. Have a glorious half-hour, bathe in the after-glow a little… and be immediately hungry for more. It’s hardly a criticism to say a comic left you wanting more, but given that Phonogram mk2 was always going to be my f

The Gold Standard #44
The big glitch in uber villains is that they’re made for an express purpose, generally a certain storyline, they play their role, do their part, and then if they live through it it’s incredibly unlikely that they’ll ever do anything of substantial value again anytime soon. Cases in point? Prometheus Extant Bane Bastion Now you have to keep in mind, these are villains that I like. Each of them has done something pretty cool to warrant attention being paid to them, I mean, Pr

Wednesday Webcomics Week Fourteen
Week Fourteen! Join us as we applaud for the closing of the curtain on Sarah Horrocks’ ‘Luluki‘ with the 11th and final strip. also this week: the first part of “Whatever Doesn’t Kill You” in Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ and two more pages from ‘Brain Science‘ by Alex Patterson and Ian King! If you are checking out our feature for the first time, you can read the comics archives here.  Are you a comics writer/artist? Would you like to have your work featured in Wednesday Webcomi