Various Other Reviews

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El Santo vs. The Vampire Women

October 2009 will go down in infamy as the month El Santo took on the Vampire Women. Relive those special times by checking out the reviews below.

  1. Eerie Cuties
  2. School Bites
  3. Annyseed
  4. Juliette: Worst Vampire Ever
  5. Abandon: First Vampire
  6. Blood Bound
  7. Danielle Dark
  8. Last Res0rt
  9. My Immortal






Crabcake Confidential

Tangy small-serving reviews, for some reason, that somehow warranted an ultra-obscure rating. Mainly because the creator submitted it, and I feel all sorts of guilty for assigning such a thing with a cold, heartless rating.

  1. Beachnuts
  2. The World of Roodie Doodie
  3. A Fine Example
  4. I Can Has Cheezburger?
  5. Nerf Now!!
  6. Amazing Spider-Man: President’s Day Special
  7. The Prisoner Online Graphic Novel
  8. Rob Liefeld’s Zombie Jesus!/The Beast
  9. The Cape Online Graphic Novel
  10. NHL Guardian Project (The Original Six)
  11. Imaginary Range
  12. Brentalfloss
  13. Never Mind The Bullets
  14. Shockwave, Darkside

You want more crabcakes? Want a taste of some more? With a slice of lime and a tub of tartar sauce? They’re coming. Until then, if I’ve forgotten to update this thing, check the archives.







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My reviews at the Comic Fencing site.

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The Webcomic Overlook #193: Two Guys And Guy

Once upon a time, there was a TV show called Two Guys, A Girl, and A Pizza Place. It was mildly successful, lasting for four seasons and picking up twelve million viewers on its first season. The show then went all, “Hey, man, I’m sorta getting tired of pizza. Want a try something different tonight? Sushi? Mexican? Anyone?” So they dropped the “Pizza Place,” giving the show the new title of Two Guys And A Girl. Eventually, the entire title and most of the cast was chopped down until there was only Ryan Reynolds, who went on to kill the still-in-its-infancy Green Lantern movie franchise.

The show has disappeared beneath the inky black waves of television history, yet that title lives on. It seems that the Two Guys have hooked up with another Guy, because that’s the title of Rickard Jonasson’s Two Guys And Guy.

I guess that “pizza place” is still plum outta luck.

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