Tag: Chuck Palahniuk

Bait: Off-Color Stories for You to Color Author: Chuck Palahniuk Artists: Lee Bermejo, Kirbi Fagan, Duncan Fegredo, Tony Puryear, Alise Gluskova, Marc Scheff, Steve Morris, Joelle Jones, David Mack Release Date: October 25, 2016 Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Genre(s): Coloring Book, Satire Rating: ★★★★★ Amazon | Goodreads | Dark Horse Only Chuck Palahniuk could take the adult […]

Sam was, unfortunately, underwhelmed by the first issue of Venus from BOOM! Studios, but Kylee is still loudly and belligerently singing the praises of Arcadia in this week’s pull list. She is also lamenting the potential end of The Paybacks from Dark Horse, while simultaneously wishing someone would put her and Fight Club 2 out […]

Fight Club 2 continues to be the bane of Kylee’s existence and she continues to read it out of sheer spite. At least Jackson enjoyed DC Comics’ The Omega Men and Grayson. He also is still on board the Saga train with the rest of us comics readers. All of his comics fro this week’ […]

Sam found Negative Space to be worth the almost three month wait, while The Spire is starting to lose her interest narratively speaking. Kylee also had one awesome read – the always fantastic Arcadia – and one read that she wishes she could quit. At this point, she’s basically hate-reading Fight Club 2 if […]

BOOM! Studios continued to deliver on two solid series’ this week, UFOlogy and Deep State, both series we enjoyed. Dark Horse ended The Order of the Forge after three issues and Kylee is personally hoping that it’s laid to rest for good. Past Aways and Resident Alien both had strong offerings with sharp, witty […]

Fight Club 2 #1 Author: Chuck Palahniuk Artist: Cameron Stewart Release Date: May 27, 2015 Publisher: Dark Horse Source: Dark Horse DRC Genre(s): Satire, Crime Rating: ★★★★☆ Review Spoilers:  Mild Listen up neckbeards, the end of the book version of Fight Club and of the Free Comic Book Day bridge issue set between the book and the new comics […]

The visuals are everything and more you could ever want out of Palahniuk. The problem here is reader fatigue.