Papercuts and Inkstains #1

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• 7.9

  BGCP - El Moos

  Jun 23, 2015

  This is a funny and charming set of stories, Jones should write his own more often! Read Full Review

• 7.5

  Unleash The Fanboy - John McCubbin

  Feb 05, 2015

  Be sure to give Madius Comics a like on Facebook, and to follow them on Tumblr! Read Full Review

• 7.0

  AIPT - John F. Trent

  Mar 05, 2015

  Papercuts and Inkstains #1 was a fun read with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments complemented with good storytelling. The book was brought down a little bit by the third short, but Gonzo's artwork made up for the thin story. "Profits of Doom" was definitely the standard bearer, really displaying Jones' ability to tell a well-crafted story while also incorporating humor throughout. It had good pacing and finished with a drink spewing moment! Read Full Review

• 6.0

  All-Comic - Dan Leicht

  Feb 05, 2015

  If you're looking for a laugh, or just feel the urge to read some creative stories thenPapercuts and Inkstains #1is for you. Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Comic Bastards - Dustin Cabeal

  Feb 10, 2015

  Overall I would definitely check out the next issue. I liked the theme of horror, but the humor mixed right in. I wasn't expecting that so when I actually laughed at something I knew this book was a keeper. Even with it being entertaining there was some places that needed work. Pacing was definitely a weaker area of the comic and the third story needed a fuller story, but overall it's a solid comic that will entertain and maybe even make you laugh. Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Comic Crusaders - Martin Ferretti

  Feb 20, 2015

  Overall, Papercuts and Inkstains #1 is a fun book with wacky stories which are different than much of what's being published today. I love the idea of sci-fi/fantasy humor anthology on book shelves and it's something I wish more publishers would be willing to try out. The story is funny and well written, and the art serves as a great compliment to it. If you're looking to try something new, Papercuts and Inkstains may well be worth checking out. Read Full Review