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Evil Eye Comic Review: Kaptara #1

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Kaptara #1 Review By: Chris, Evil Eye Comics An imaginative story chock-full of vivid imagery, Kaptara #1 is a fun introduction to a hilariously strange, new world. Written by Chip Zdarsky and illustrated by Kagan McLeod, the fluid dialogue and fantastic art were the stars of the show for me, with each character having a distinct and clearly defined personality that was quickly identifiable from the start. The story follows a spaceship and its astronaut crew as they are unwittingly sucked into an asteroid field that rips their ship to…

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Evil Eye Comics Review: Ei8ht #3

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Ei8ht #3 Review By: Chris, Evil Eye Comics  In Ei8ht #3, the intriguing world that we’ve come to know as the Meld is the subject at hand.  Until this point in the series, the Meld has been a place and time built entirely upon mystery. A plane of existence stuck somewhere in between the past, the present, and the future, we could never truly know where in time the Meld exists or if it even exists at all. The entirety of what we’ve known about it is summed up on…

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Evil Eye Comics Review: Savior #1

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Savior #1 Review  By: Chris, Evil Eye Comics After reading the solicitation for Savior before it was published, I knew it was going to be a series that, if done well, I would not only immensely enjoy but would also have to take a good amount of thought to fully understand.  About a person of unknown origin who shows up on earth with powers that resemble something from the Bible, Savior asks the question, what if God comes to earth but he’s not who he’s supposed to be? He doesn’t…

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Evil Eye Comics Review: Southern Bastards #8

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Southern Bastards #8 Review By: Chris, Evil Eye Comics In Southern Bastards #8, the climactic finish to the “Gridiron” story arc, we are thrown right back into Euless Boss’ messy, bloody past where we have slowly been learning all about his early life growing up in Craw County, Alabama. By telling the story of his deadbeat father, his pathetic lack of athletic ability, and intense love for football, Jason Aaron has done a remarkable job of taking a one-dimensional, purely evil villain from the first story arc and turning him…

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