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Daily Archives April 1, 2019

First Look: Googly-Eyes Variant Cover for BLOODSHOT #1

April 1, 2019 Posted in Geek-O-Rama No comments

Featuring artwork by Declan Shalvey with Googly-Eyes courtesy of Michaels 


Photo: BLOODSHOT #1 Googly-Eyes Variant Cover by Declan Shalvey & Michaels

New York, NY (April 1, 2019) – Valiant Entertainment is beyond excited to reveal the first look at the BLOODSHOT #1 Googly-Eyes Variant, which features an eye-popping cover image by Declan Shalvey and an extra special Googly-Eyes treatment from Michaels, the premier source for art supplies, crafting, and framing!

“In today’s crazy topsy-turvy world, I think Bloodshot’s Googly-Eyes is a savvy metaphor for how Googly-Eyed we’re all viewing each other,” observed artist and part-time philosopher Declan Shalvey. “Bloodshot has his finger—and Googly-Eyes—on the pulse of modern culture.”

“They say the eyes are the windows to the soul,...

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MONSTER MATADOR #8

April 1, 2019 Posted in Geek-O-Rama No comments

STORY & ART: Steven Prince

EDITOR: Hallie Prince

SYNOPSIS: When a monster rises from the Pacific, Hollywood’s greatest action heroes join forces to fight it. But even their combined awesomeness is not enough. Can the Monster Matador arrive in time to help?
The epic Battle for Santa Monica begins here!

STORY: So I really like the concept of this book, but I do have to say that the dialog and writing lose me. There is a string of random movie references that have no real bearing on the story. They seem forced in because the writer needed to make reference to some of his favorite movies. The story is sort of all over the place. The story seems rushed in spots to fit within the book and doesn’t really build out the world in which things are happening.

ART: The artwork in this book is o...

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