Hannibal Tabu at CBR\’s Buy Pile diverted from his typical issue-only format to recommend Skullkickers Vol.1.

\”…Skullkickers is hard to put down. Really, it\’s a lot of what \’Dungeons and Dragons\’ was trying to be, with a perfect balance of character interaction and the kind of axe-swinging, monster-battling adventure that makes the genre so compelling.\”…\”it was fun — so much that this column, which normally doesn\’t have time to go past 22 pages, could not stop reading it.\”

Nerd news site Breakdancing Robot just posted a video interview taken at Emerald City Comicon.

Brian Truitt at USA Today has a brand new article up just in time for the trade launch discussing fantasy fun and character names, along with exclusive new artwork from the upcoming second story arc.

\”Imagine Clint Eastwood\’s The Man With No Name, Bad Boys and your local Renaissance festival thrown into a stein of the finest grog in town, and you have a sense of the full-on Skullkickers experience.\”

Comic Book Therapy reviews Skullkickers Vol. 1 and prescribes its healing properties.

“Skullkickers is a bona-fide classic. This book is something refreshing in an industry full of capes and serious stories.”…”a perfect mix of buddy-comedy, fantasy, and action”…”Extremely recommended.”

Geeks of Doom has a review of Skullkickers Vol. 1 posted up this morning and they dive into our action-comedy hi-jinks with both feet.

\”Skullkickers is a raunchy, hilarious, and awesome fantasy tale that is clearly one of the best books currently being published by Image.\”…\”this book exceeded my expectations and is definitely a bargain at the price of $9.99. If you just want a good, fun read with plenty of action, you should definitely check out the first volume of Skullkickers.\”

Colin Bell over at Comic Booked has an extensive review of Skullkickers Vol. 1 and he raves about the quality and consistency of our first story arc.

\”Equal parts fantasy and buddy-cop movie, it’s as much a comedy book as it is an adventure one, and whatever way you slice it it’s a welcome breath of fresh air.\”…\”Skullkickers passed me by when it first hit the stands – but after reading this I’m unlikely to ever let an issue escape my grasp again.\”

Jamie Noguchi, the Angry Zen Master, has been a big fan of our series since the beginning and he\’s now equally thrilled by our upcoming trade paperback release.

\”Skullkickers answers a lot of my complaints with the mainstream comic book industry.\”…\”This is what comics used to be, original stories that were fun and easy to get in to.\”

Werewolves.com has a quick blurb about the upcoming Skullkickers Vol. 1 trade (which arrives this Wednesday).

\”They’ve definitely struck a chord in my heart\”…\”it’s definitely in the top 3 list of comics I have to read\”

Classic horror magazine Fangoria has up a fantastic review of the imminently-arriving Skullkickers Vol. 1 and they gave the book 4 skulls!

\”It’s extremely violent and hilarious, and readers should buy this one immediately!\”…\”SKULLKICKERS VOL. 1 is definitely something you should have in your comic book collection. Fans will be rooting for these two troublemakers and their crazy antics. Seriously, how can you not love a comic book with such a great title!\”

Anthony Silva chooses Skullkickers #6 as his top Comic Book of the Week on Pixelated Geek.

\”I really enjoyed the characters and tone of this book. I laughed out loud on multiple occasions\”…\”The book is a crack up and I can’t wait to see it in story mode. If you’re a fan of casual fantasy roleplaying or campy horror like Army of Darkness, I’d highly suggest giving this book a read.\”