James Mason at Comic Buzz reviews the last part of \’Five Funerals and a Bucket of Blood\’ and give it a stellar 9/10.

\”Skullkickers has been on the go for almost a year and shows no signs of fatigue and if anything is maintaining momentum with relative ease.\”

Comics Anonymous has an extra preview of Skullkickers #11, which arrives in stores and online tomorrow!

Comic Book Resources has a new interview posted with Jim Zub all about his career in comics, including lots of great info on how Skullkickers started. Click on through to check it out!

Romeo at Comical Musings catches up with our first trade paperback and is now an avid Skullkickers fan.

\”If you like dark comedy, have ever played pen and paper RPGs, made up or played a drinking to any of the Evil Dead series, enjoyed Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, or just like irreverent comics that are well written then Skullkickers is one comic book you should be reading.\”

The crew from \’Tales From the Water Cooler\’ puts Skullkickers #10 at the top of their review pile in episode 32 of their podcast and they love what they read.

Skullkickers coverage starts at 21:30 in the podcast.

\”This is one great story. It\’s straight up hilarity.\”…\”one of the funniest, most action-packed creative books on the stands right now.\”

James Fulton at Comics Nexus praises our latest issue and is on board for what we have coming down the pipe.

\”This book really isn’t like anything else on my pull-list, and for that, I’m thankful that it\’s been so reliably good. It makes a nice break from what normally makes up my pile of weekly comics.\”

DarthDuck at iFanboy reviews Skullkickers #10 and loves the progress being made on \”Five Funerals and a Bucket of Blood\”, our second story arc.

\”If every comic book was as terrific and hilarious as Skullkickers, the world would be a much better place. I’ve been hooked since the first issue but after this, the tenth in the series, I’m officially ready to declare Skullkickers a sure thing.\”

The review crew at Comics Anonymous has caught up on Skullkickers and loves every glorious crowd-crazed panel of it. Read through their review.

\”I love SKULLKICKERS. I love it so much, every time I say it, read it, type it I want to smash someone’s face in with a bottle.\”…\”panel after panel of high definition action and colours so gorgeous you’ll want to wash in this bucket of blood\”

In a week with the biggest superhero launch in many years and loads of high profile titles on the stands, Skullkickers #10 topped Hannibal Tabu\’s infamous Buy Pile this week on CBR.

\”…there\’s enough adventure and amusement here to satisfy, with a cliffhanger ending that would have been hard to see coming. Jim Zub\’s brisk plotting still keeps things interesting and the tight imagery of Edwin Huang, Kevin Raganit and Misty Coats made for an intimate, nuanced presentation.\”

Artist and blogger Carson Einarsen posted up a very kind review of Skullkickers Vol. 1: 1000 Opas and a Dead Body yesterday. Click on through to give it a read.

\”I was originally confused by the lack of character foils with the main characters. Both were giant burly muscle men who just destroy stuff. And oddly enough, neither had names, they were just the dwarf and the big guy. I thought it would make for a dull story, but the writer (Zub) is a genius. He made the story flow and gave the characters such unique and endearing personalities.\”