Comic Review: Hellboy Library Edition Vol.Comic Review: The Protector Corps by Gene Guilmett.Sheep Comic Review: The Walking Dead #100.Sheep Book Review: Hard Spell by Justin Gustainis.Comic Review: Concrete: Three Uneasy Pieces (one-s.Sheep Book Review: Waterborne by Katherine Irons.Meet TEAM SHEEP- Let's get ready to race!.Penguin Urban Fantasy New Release Give Away.Book Review: The Gathering of the Lost (Wall of Ni.Sheep Book Review: Wicked Nights by Gena Showalter.Book Review: John Dies in the End by David Wong.Sheep Book Review: Demon Hunting in the Deep South.Book Review: The Ripple Effect (ARC) by J.A.Raiding the Stacks: Dracula, by Bram Stoker.Comic Review (ARC): Beasts of Burden: Neighborhood.Sheep Movie Review: The Dark Knight Rises.Sheep Book Review: Darklands by Nancy Holzner (ARC).Maybe a collection of stories like Uncle Creepy, but with Billy the Kid instead… Lovely art work, but not quite sure what it is about. I would compare it to a borderline PG-13 movie.Īt the end of the comic is a three page preview of Billy the Kid’s Old Time Oddities and the Orm of Lock Ness. I wouldn’t give this comic to your doggie loving 5 year old, though, since it's classified as horror. An Old English Sheep dog teaches a litter of Golden puppies a lesson through a ghost story. The last page of this story is priceless and had me rolling and snorting, but I can’t share it with you cause that would be spoiling the surprise. There is something very wrong about the sheep and only Jack, the Beagle, seems to know, but he has fainted. A flock of sheep (oh,yeah!) and their dog guardian wandered near town and the dog gang has gone to investigate. My favorite of the three stories was A View From the Hill. The panel layout is appealing with some cool variation and the dialogue is easy to read and well written. I liked how the artist used a monochromatic color scheme to set the mood for the ghost story portion. The artwork has a soft watercolor feel and the animal's facial expressions add to the humor. I think the novelty of dog vigilantes would lose its appeal if this was a series. This is a one shot comic, which I feel works best for this subject.
There are three creative stories combining my favorite elements: horror and humor. I think any dog lover is going to enjoy this comic. They bring the crazy like no one’s business with a comic about a group of dogs and one cat that protect their neighborhood from supernatural threats.
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