Zub Tales

With the launch of both Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki #4 and Skullkickers #1 yesterday, it was pretty insane.

Ibuki #4 Press:

• Behold the Geek! is really happy with the Ibuki mini-series wrap-up. “[it]’s a satisfying end to Ibuki’s own miniseries and a perfect introduction to a really fun character. I’ve grown to like Ibuki thanks to Zubkavich and Dogan, which to a non-video gamer like me is a feat in and of itself.”

• Street Fighter blog X-ism has a new review for Ibuki #4 posted up. “Issue #4 wraps up the series with a bang.”

Skullkickers #1 Press:

• Movie/entertainment megasite Ain’t It Cool News has posted a review of Skullkickers #1, stating that “SKULLKICKERS is a thematic amalgam of almost every geek trapping that sets our Twitter feeds atwitter” and “everyone who loves comics should buy SKULLKICKERS”.

• Broken Frontier reviewed Skullkickers’ first issue and declares that “Zubkavich’s comedic timing is brilliant and fluid; his words balanced with ease by artists Chris Stevens and newcomer Edwin Huang.”

• At the end of this week’s episode of A Comic Show they feature Skullkickers, calling it “the new Chew” which, if you haven’t read the award-winning Chew series, is high praise indeed.

• I was a special guest host on the Watchtower Comic Podcast this week, discussing Skullkickers and also running through recent comic news, reviews and gossip. Give it a listen and enjoy.

• Atomic Comics has a brand new interview all about Skullkickers and the amazing advantages of the comic medium.