The Artwork of Geek Imprint
A born and raised native of Chicago Illinois, Geek Imprint is a professional artist whose work includes storyboards for short films and commercials, concept...
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A Werewolf Remembers – The Testament of Lawrence Stewart Talbot
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Nancy Drew Goes Noir in Latest Comic Series
Through numerous articles I have featured the work of comic book writing team Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, the team who first established...
McCreary and Del Col Announce a New Kill Shakespeare Story
Fresh from their success with the latest Assassins Creed series, the creative team of Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery return with the a...
Book Review – Bon Jovi: The Story by Bryan Reesman
Jon Bon Jovi is a survivor in an entertainment industry where fame is far more fleeting today than it was in the 1960s, ‘70s...
Ah! Comics Announces Moonshot 2
Last year we talked about (and promoted) the AH! Comics title Moonshot Vol.1.
This was a collection of native stories, by native comic artists, which...
C.J. Asher Interviews Kelly Holland, CEO and Owner of Penthouse
From her start as a mainstream documentarian, Kelly Holland has slowly but steadfastly risen her way to the top of the adult entertainment empire,...
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Indy Comics Spotlight – Staunch Ambition
‘Out of the enlightenment, both science and technology are born anew. As mankind continues to advance in scientific knowledge, breakthrough upon the breakthrough compound,...
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The Cosplay of Anna Faith
While Anna Faith has been performing (and modelling) since she was in the second grade, it was her portrayal of the Disney character Elsa...
