Tonight at 8pm EST on the Graphic Policy radio show, Jim Zub will be a guest, chatting about all things Skullkickers, Makeshift Miracle and creator-owned comics. Click through to the site for the phone number to call in and submit your questions.

Comics of Doom celebrated their 100th podcast episode with a special \”Top 5 Ongoing Series\” episode.

Hunter Camp places Skullkickers in his Top 5 favourites at the 4:05 mark of the podcast.

\”It exemplifies what a creator-owned comic can be.\”…\”No issue has disappointed me.\”

Over at RPG supersite Flames Rising they\’ve posted up a new article in their Design Essay series, this one all about the origin of Skullkickers. Click through and enjoy.

Jim Zub talks to the gang at Comic Book Fury about Skullkickers, the comic book business and creating content for all kinds of different audiences. Click through and enjoy.

The lads on the Burnt Weiners podcast give Skullkickers #11 their highest recommendation.

\”A perfectly fitting end to a very exciting storyline. I love this comic.\”

James Fulton at Comics Nexus includes Skullkickers #11 in his \’Best of the Week\’ list.

\”Skullkickers is always a fun read, and I’m pleased to see that the series is doing well.\”

Hannibal Tabu of CBR\’s The Buy Pile column gives kudos to the Skullkickers team once again, beating out a slew of new superhero titles.

\”As always, the simple cameraderie of the two leads — the trademark pistol in a time of swords and sorcery, the relentless drinking — really makes the work sing, even when the antagonist has a crisis of conscience and another becomes an unwitting ally.\”

Owen Craig at Mondo puts Skullkickers near the top of his \’Things I Liked This Week\’ column and raves about our comic timing.

\”Jim Zub and Edwin Huang have demonstrated their gift for comedy over and over throughout the course of Skullkickers, but in my opinion they may have reached a new high with this issue.\”…\”This is seriously funny stuff from a seriously funny book.\”

Shaun Daniels at Horror Haven Reviews puts on some skull kickin\’ boots and gets in the mood for Skullkickers #11!

\”As creative teams go, the team of Zub(kavich), Coats, Dillon, Espen Grundetjern, Huang, Oh and Kevin Raganit is one of the best in the business. The art is of a stylized fantasy that both disarms with its cartoonish approach and blindsides with its action-packed rendered fight scenes. The writing falls into the same camp as the art; its humor keeps you off-guard then it hits you with sophisticated storytelling.\”

Matt Demers is thrilled with the way our 2nd story arc wraps up in the latest issue of Skullkickers. Click on through to read his full review.

\”Baldy and Shorty are the perfect comedy duo, and they have the rare ability to be funny without compromising their fighting skills. Too many times have we seen characters that are either too funny to be badass, or too badass to be funny. Somehow, Jim Zub manages to balance these traits with extraordinary skill.\”