I've gathered a backlog of Crowdfunded Comics lately. Some I don't have much to say, others are so big I'd rather just do a short talk about anyway. So let's go over each of them. First I got the two Cyberfrog Unfrogettable Tales issues. Basically remasters of Ethan's first two published works of Cyberfrog. I thought they were good...but I felt the coloring was off. Could be because of Ethan's heavier inks, I'm not sure. It wasn't bad but just felt off. Next is Juanpool by Mistah Mahvel. It's a fun satire featuring Juan, a large gay fat guy who causes the internet to crash after a trigger event where he talked about his favorite heroine, Badger Babe...only the whole world thinks she's Badger Bitch! Being made unperson-ed, he gains super powers and has to use them to find what happened to Badger Babe! This was fun and well drawn and written! can't wait for the third issue. PanDEMic & Do As You're Told: The Ballad of No. These two books by Ya Boi Zack with artwork by Renzo Rodriguez and Kelsy Shannon...and...these were disappointments. They were too short, and felt like they were rushed out to make them timely. I applaud Zack for getting them out, and I'm interested in the upcoming third book...but PanDEMic ended just as it was getting good, and the Ballad of No just made very little sense. And the political jokes were a bit cringe. I didn't hate them, but compared to his other work, this felt subpar. Punchline by Bill Williams and Matthew Weldon is a GREAT title which is about a new hero named Punchline who has to learn how to be a hero while her mentor/predecessor has her own demons to deal with! Very well drawn and written! Flying Fortress by Eric Weathers and Andy Moore was...rough. Mostly in the artwork. Eric himself will openly admit the majority of the book his artwork is rough, and gets better at the end. The writing is also clever and the ideas are good. It's just a tad bit long. Still fun. Shi, Return of the Warrior, by Billy Tucci was very good! We get a both real world and in universe return to Shi as she's become a single mother and her arch enemy has returned! The writing and artwork are amazing! The only problem...it ends on a cliffhanger! Lastly is Maganificat Seven by Mike S. Miller! A political parody showing a bunch of conservative celebrities become superheroes to protect America/Trump from the far left! Very well done! So yeah that's all the books I've had to catch up on! Overall the books rangers from Good to Great! Tune in next time as I go over Kamen America Vol 2 (Yeah its' the most recent one I got so it gets its own video) See ya then ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg2iSglmhHA

Bringing our Kaiju stuff full circle, going back to our Gamera Retrospective, Ingrid and I go over the Gamera comics! Sadly there's not much to go over. In my Arrow Videos Gamera collection has all 5 comics. The first is Matt Frank's The Last Hope Doujin he did to celebrate Gamera's 50th anniversary! Collected for the first time. This gave the origins to Heisei Gamera Also Dark Horse attempted a Gamera comic, one that bridged the gap between the first two Heisei Gamera movies! It's just a wild romp that recreates Zigra (Sadly Poorly) and Viras (WAY more impressive).. Yeah not a lot but it does bring things full circle. So enjoy people. #DarkHorseComics #Gamera #MattFrank ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2FzpB-NFJg