Terrorbytes #2: Too Real
Terrorbytes #2
delivers a disturbing story that hits a little too close to home in this age of developing AI. @MarkLondonMCS, @oOArkadyOo, @jaocanola, and Mangual knock this out of the park. @MadCaveStudios
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Racer X #3: Ambiguous Racing
Racer X #3
delivers more action than the series to this point, but it never abandons the complex character development at the series’ core. Continued strong work from @Manruss, Plati, @LGiadaMarchisio, Nicola Righi & @Bertacious10. @MadCaveStudios
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Speed Racer: Tales from the Road #1: A Pair of Great Stories
Speed Racer: Tales from the Road #1
kicks off a new anthology series in Mad Cave’s Speed Racer world. @MarkLondonMCS and @SebastianPiriz deliver an introspective and exciting Racer X story. @Peposed and @AlessioZonno round the issue out with a fun and lighthearted backup. @MadCaveStudios
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War Wolf #1: Existential Action Romp
War Wolf #1
pits an ordinary security guard against an alien invasion. @thesteveorlando balances an almost serious opening with a borderline comedic action adventure. With exciting art from @marcoperugini78 and lettering from @LetteringBear. @MadCaveStudios
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Speed Racer #3: Do Some Extra Reading
Speed Racer #3
pits #SpeedRacer against the mysterious Racer X! @Peposed delivers a good character test for Speed, but the full emotional weight of the story requires reading a book from another series. @Tinto83Tinto @MadCaveStudios
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Wild Animals #3: Finally, a Crime
Wild Animals #3
continues a very unusual crime story. @edbrisson continues to blend a conflicted, unsure protagonist with crime story elements to create an unpredictable story. @MadCaveStudios
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Racer X #1: An Autobiography
Racer X #1
is very exposition-centric first issue from Mark Russell. But Racer X is a compelling character and the issue is uplifted with great art from Nuno Plati and Giada Marchisio. @MadCaveStudios @manruss
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Breaklands Vol. 1: A Colorful, Superpowered Dystopia
Breaklands Vol. 1
collects the super power fueled dystopia series from Justin Jordan, Tyasetta, and Sarah Stern. Originally published through Comixology, this is a fun series that works even better in a collection. @MadCaveStudios
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Mad Cave Studios September Pre-Order Reviews
Check out advance reviews for War Wolf from @thesteveorlando, @marcoperugini78, and Pascal Tora; Gunpowder Prophets from Justin Jordan, @Piaha86, and @RomanPStevens; & many more from @MadCaveStudios.
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Speed Racer #2: No Ordinary Race
Speed Racer #2
takes delivers even more racing excitement as @Tinto83Tinto’s art takes center stage. @Peposed builds out the world a little more. This is a strong follow-up to the first issue and still accessible to readers who missed Speed Racer #1. @MadCaveStudios
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Wild Animals #2: Detecting 101
Wild Animals #2
follows Neil’s utter confusion about how to search for the dirty cops who killed his father. @edbrisson builds up the crime story angle of the series. @andykuhn creates a lived in world for Neil to explore populated by expressive people. @madcavestudios
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Mad Cave August Pre-Order Reviews
Looking for new indie books? Check out these advance reviews from Mad Cave for books from Justin Jordan, @tyasseta, @marksable, @jerhaun, Toril Orlesky, and many more. @MadCaveStudios
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