Anton Kromoff

1 week ago | fanbasepress.com | Anton Kromoff

Welcome to the table. Deadly Class, from Image Comics, was one of those books I went into completely unprepared. I was a fan of Wes Craig’s art style, and Rick Remender had impressed me with Black Science, so a story set in the late 1980s of teenage assassins seemed to be the kind of thing that would fit nicely in my non-superhero comic collection. Starting the series, I was immediately drawn in by the narrative that felt akin to a John Hughes film directed by Quentin Tarantino.

2 weeks ago | wp.me | Anton Kromoff

Summary Vatican City is such a cool story full of moments of absolute brilliant world building and a really thrilling story about the rise of a hidden society of monsters who are reclaiming the world they once ruled over for thousands of years.

2 weeks ago | comicon.com | Anton Kromoff

2 weeks ago | wp.me | Anton Kromoff

Summary Jumpscare is set firmly in the horror landscape and really showcases that fusion of the superhero and horror genre has so much potential for truly amazing storytelling. Overall 10/10 Welcome to the table,Another brilliant issue of my pal Cullen Bunn‘s Jumpscare has hit my desk and I could not be more thrilled.

2 weeks ago | wp.me | Anton Kromoff

Summary Jumpscare is one of the only horror comics that feels it’s made for horror fans. From the titular characters ability to summon weapons from various horror movies to the bloated monsters mod boss named Grindhouse, to the crazed masked cult gang, Jumpscare is an adventure story told in a horror world and does a brilliant job page after page of never letting the reader forget that.