The Relic Keep has successfully moved to a better webhost. Now it’s time to get back on track. October is here, so prepare for the annual Halloween horror comic countdown. This month the Keep will focus on horror stories old and new.
We are currently in the middle of a move. What does that mean for subscribers? Nothing. As a semi-professional reviewing website, we strive to keep things simple. The Relic Keep has moved to a better hosting site. With that you will notice an additional domain name (relickeep.com). This is a temporary default. Stay tuned for
As I continue to review the latest Conan the Barbarian releases from Titan Comics, I will mix it up with more Marvel monster books. Frankenstein and Man-Thing are just some of the vintage beasts in the que. Stay tuned for the creature feature.
As the Keep continues to grow and technology changes, performing updates and needed adjustments can eat up review time. Over the next few weeks you may see some differences in the website. I assure you that these are necessary. None the less, the Relic Keep will continue to post reviews of both new and vintage
Our next adventure into the Howard E. Roberts universe will feature the new Titan Comics series “Solomon Kane: The Serpent Ring”. This is the first solo adventure Kane has had in fifteen years. It’s about time he is shown some respect. Get ready!
This week the Relic Keep will be catching up on Marvel Comics “One World Under Doom” and “Doctor Strange of Asgard”. If everything goes well there will be some other books add into the mix. See you in the funny pages.
The Fantastic Four have fallen by the wayside. It’s time to get caught up! Stay tuned for a marathon review all things Fantastic Four.
As our head reviewer wraps up Minky Woodcock, the Titan Comics pile keeps growing. This week we will direct our head reviewer to focus on the awesomeness that is Conan the Barbarian. For those of you asking about the new Solomon Kane series. Yes, that series will be addressed sooner than later. Keep your heads
Coming soon. The Relic Keep has received an advanced copy of D.G. Chichester & Karl Waller’s indie comic book, Axles Infernal. Hell has no fury like a truck driver scorn! Enter the world of supernatural delivery as young Percy begins her job within the Underworld Transportation Authority. Danny Korves is chomping at the bit to
Next week Danny Korves will be reviewing Titan Comics exciting crime series “The Girl Called Cthulhu”. This is one of comic book series we’ve been looking forward to reading for a while now. So stay tuned. Which real world celebrities will show their faces in this one?
