Eric Whitman at the Daily Blam reviews Skullkickers #10 and starts to see some of the broader world building that\’s appearing in the series, bit by bit.

\”Image\’s premier fantasy/action/comedy continually gets better with cute, but coarse, faeries and a leaky artery.\”…\”With its second story arc, world building has been a focus along with the wackiness. In this way, it retains all of the positive things while continually growing as an enticing product.\”

Comic Book Resources has an exclusive 9 page preview of Skullkickers #10 posted up today. Click on through to give it a read and get ready to buy your own copy this Wednesday.

MTV Geek has a brand new article listing their Top 25 Comic Series of 2011 and Skullkickers shows up at #9!

\”Few titles celebrate the pure joy of reading comic books like Skullkickers does. Mixing fantasy conventions with anachronistic humor and bloody, bloody violence, Jim Zub’s ongoing story of a big bald guy and an angry dwarf should be on every comic fans pull list; if not for the story, then at least for the laugh out loud sound effects. Also for the story, though.\”

James Fulton at Comics Nexus gives his Weekly Round-Up and is very happy with Skullkickers\’ consistently entertaining story.

\”Skullkickers has been remarkably consistent, meaning that it is a very dependable book, if you are looking for a level of hilarity and unpredictability that we don’t often see in independent comics these days.\”

The gang at Panel Culture run through a slew of different comics that have come out in June-July, including Skullkickers #8 and 9. Head over to their site to give it a listen. Skullkickers coverage starts at 35:10 into the episode.

\”Skullkickers is stupid fun.\”…\”This is a great book.\”