OliverTwist

OliverTwist

Name: Eric Oliver

Bio: Artist, Dreamer, and comic reader I read alot of different types of books, alot of trades , and enjoying the journey. Favorite writers Alan Moore, Peter David, and Greg Rucka Enjoying these books: RASL, Age of Bronze, new to this but I love the story of the Trojan war and the art is great,  Walking Dead, X-Factor, Scalped, Animal Man, and Swamp Thing http://ericoliver.blogspot.com/


Reviews
The Shade_8_Full

This issue of The Shade has been my favorite thus far in the series. The story really hits on all…

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The Punisher_10

I like it!!! The second installment to this three issue arc story is pretty fun. The banter between wise cracking…

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X-Factor_232

This recent story arc of X-factor has felt like an odd read, perhaps because of the drop in number of…

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OliverTwist's Recent Comments
April 30, 2012 5:05 pm Sweet!!!
April 30, 2012 1:35 pm This story and art is what made me a life time comic enthusiast. This should be a monthly article, Jeff you presented a good idea.
April 26, 2012 5:29 pm @TomSwift, I agree with his choice, but ultimately Chris isn't a big enough name voice to scream F*** Y** and step off with a huge following to support him. I am commenting from the view point of a working artist. Obviously my point wasn't clear. A person whom illustrates an opinion for or against in the comic industry, as artist they really have to cover their bases. Everyone can name the big successful guys whom stood for a point, but we don't know what happened to many of the smaller guys/gals whom have had to deal with these types of situations.
April 26, 2012 4:52 pm I am guessing the rating don't reflect your thoughts on the comic, what would you actually rate it?
April 26, 2012 11:29 am It's a shame he didn't just ended his contract quietly and left, thereby not burning any bridges. This is where being encouraged to post for the benefit of the comics industry comes back to bite you in the ass. Post your thoughts, but watch what you post, nothing controversial. In the end it's his own opinion and choice and best to him in the future. The internet is a great asset, but it's voluntary big brother, and the case in point can be something to bite you in the ass. Although I know it would possibly effect their sales, most artist in this field should drop the whole twitter stuff( except to announce dates for conventions and related stuff.) Just stick to discussions at the pub with their colleagues when it comes to this type of personal feelings about the business.
April 18, 2012 11:07 am Phil Noto's work always looks to photograph reliant, as opposed to storytelling to me. Does it change in this issue?
April 17, 2012 1:29 am Crossing my fingers for Darwin, come on... let it be Darwin
April 10, 2012 4:40 pm Always enjoy the writer's show, Love to hear it a little more often.
April 5, 2012 3:17 pm Yeah, I agree, this makes it a real hassle, if interested in purchasing at it's price point.
April 3, 2012 2:29 pm Nice choice of music !!!!