MEET THE CRUSADER
Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
I am a long time comic book fan, being first introduced to Batman in the mid to late 70's. This led to a appreciation of classic artists like Neal Adams and Jim Aparo. Moving through the decades that followed, I have a working knowledge of a huge raft of characters with a fondness for old school characters like JSA and The Shadow
Currently reading a slew of Bat Books, enjoying a mini Marvel revival, and the host of The Definative Crusade and Outside the Panels whilst also appearing on No-Prize Podcast on the Undercover Capes Podcast Network
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Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
Review: Battlestar Galactica – Twilight Command #1
Dynamite are looking expand their BSG line, but rather than give us origin books of what could’ve happened before the destruction of…
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Advance Review: Fearscape #4
For a book that speaks of the fears of people, specifically those of the creative ilk, Henry has gone through some metamorphosis. …
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Kickstarter Alert & Review: Fabled Four #1
Ah, the 1980’s. Back before the was a debate over which was better, PS4 or XBox One; before tablets, Surface Pro’s and…
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Review: Geek-Girl #4
The next issue of Geek-Girl is out this week and things finally kind of fall into place. With Summer taking a beating,…
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Review: Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #1
Comic book characters, like fashions, have a tendency to come around again. When they do, these characters come along and feel like…
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Advance Review: These Savage Shores #3
With the third issue of Vault Comics hit book These Savage Shores we get to see ramifications of betrayal and loyalty as…
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Advance Review: The Girl in the Bay #1 (of 4)
One thing that kids from any era have in common is the desire to grow up, too soon. In this new book…
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Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #1
Thanks to Boom Studios, we are travelling back to a time to when it seemed common place for a nubile girl dressed…
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Kickstarter Alert: Neon Skies
The future is a wonder to behold. After surviving countless wars and days of almost annihilation, in between which politicians carve up…
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