Mat Elfring at Comic Vine has a great new article up called \’What Are We Reading?\’ all about favourite comic titles. Image grabs all three spots on his list, and one of them is Skullkickers.

\”Everything about this comic is awesome, especially the art.. It may not have the complex character development that THE WALKING DEAD has or the bizarre super-powers that CHEW has, but this book stands out on its own and there is nothing like it on the market. I\’d love to shake the hands of Jim Zub, Edwin Huang, and Misty Coats for putting this book together.\”

MTV Geek has an exclusive preview of Skullkickers #12: Four More Tavern Tales. Click through and get a peek at the short story written by Kirby Krackle, with artwork by Joe Ng!

Over at the Comics Experience website Jim Zub has some tips on writing great fight scenes, based on the fun stuff that shows up in each issue of Skullkickers. Click on through and enjoy.

James Mason at Comic Buzz has the first review of Skullkickers #12: Four More Tavern Tales, arriving in stores on Wednesday, November 30th. Our second short story cavalcade hits the spot!

\”It creates the perfect jumping on point and maintains the exceptional polish the series has had for both of the major storylines that have been released thus far.\”

Jim Mroczkowski at iFanboy has just posted up a great article all about how important it is to support creator-owned comics. Click on over and give it a read, then let friends know about your favorite comics.

The Gonzobrarian waxes joyful about Skullkickers volume one and two in his entertaining review of the series so far. Give it a read and nod your head agreement if the notion strikes you.

\”Skullkickers is a finely-polished effort providing eager appeal for audiences of comics, graphic novels, and general fun.\”

Shaun Daniels at Horror Haven has just posted a 2 part audio interview with Jim Zub from New York Comicon. It\’s a fun run through of Skullkickers, past, present and future. Listen and enjoy.

James Fulton at Comics Nexus enjoys Skullkickers volume 2, even when he feels like he shouldn\’t.

\”I’m often surprised that I’m reading Skull Kickers. I’ve never been a Dungeons & Dragons type, and don’t usually go looking for comedic comics. There is, however, something so charming and amusing about the series, that I keep reading despite the fact that I normally hate books like this. Can you give a book higher praise than that?\”

Jim Zub was interviewed on the Next Issue podcast, talking about Skullkickers, Makeshift Miracle and other comic stuff in general. Good times ensue, check it out!

Phil Reed from Steve Jackson Games discusses how the upcoming Munchkin Skullkickers game came to be at New York Comicon this year. Watch and enjoy.