The Stumptown Trade Review stopped by during Emerald City Comicon and filmed a little interview with Zub. Check it out:

Over on The Geek Portal they\’ve posted up a short editorial praising the quality of Skullkickers. Who are we to disagree?

\”Not only is the dialogue exciting, funny and just downright clever, but the artwork is a mixture of oldschool Warhammer/Lord of the Rings that we love with a new age edge that knocks you off your rockers.\”

Our pals at Broken Frontiers have a review of Skullkickers #13 as part of their Image 20th anniversary content and they\’re very happy to be heading to the Seven Seas with us.

\”…writer Jim Zub and artist Edwin Huang cast their nets on a story teeming with mysticism, laughs, and wonder at every turn of the page.\”

Skippy at the Library Thing takes an advanced look at Skullkickers #13 and is captivated by our new story arc.

\”There is lots of things to love about Skullkickers. Pick up any issue and you will be swept along in a frenzy.\”

Andrew Leslie at the Freakin\’ Awesome Network has a special advance review of Skullkickers #13 (which arrives in stores tomorrow) and he\’s thrilled with the start to our 3rd story arc.

\”Skullkickers outshines its own genre (fantasy) to provide readers with a story that anyone can love, even if you’re not a fan of elves, wizardry and the consumption of mead.\”

Direcow at Here Be Geeks gives a review run through of Skullkickers Volume 1 & 2 in preparation for this week\’s release of Skullkickers Treasure Trove!

\”the moment the comic uses \’Skull Kick\’ as a sound effect – and when it actually finally does – man, you rise from your seats, fists in the air, waving, shouting, HAVE AT THEE\”