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Lost Man Reviews “Five Senses”
I received an early preview copy of the now released Five Senses by Viper Comics. Unfortunately, the job that pays the bills has been demanding some extra loving from me, so much of my free time has disappeared. However,... Continue »
Jazma Online Reviews “Five Senses”
Posted - 09/26/2011 : 12:43:38 PM By Richard Vasseur Title: Five Senses Publisher: Viper Comics Created by: RaymondBrothers & Scott Glassgold Written by: Jake Black Art by: Justin Wayne Colors by: Sal Nieto Color Assistance by: Andy Turmon Letters: Gary Beatty Ratinf:... Continue »
Comic Book Bin Reviews “Five Senses”
Five Senses #0 By Stacy Buck Sep 23, 2011 – 17:19 Five Senses was created by Raymond Brothers, Scott Glassgold, and written by Jake Black. Justin Wayne did the art with colors by Sal Nieto. Chad Bowman stops at... Continue »
Five Senses Review at SequentialReview.com
Friday, September 23, 2011 Five Senses #0 – Review JUSTICE THROUGH CLASSIC HORROR In issue zero of Five Senses, created by Raymond Brothers, Scott Glassgold, and written by Jake Black, we’re introduced to Chad Bowman, who is an up... Continue »
Five Senses Available Digitally NOW!
Chad Bowman was on the verge of having it all. But when he fails to come forward as a witness to a brutal murder, his life changes overnight. Soon, Chad discovers someone or something is after him. Now, Chad... Continue »
Wired’s Geek Dad Reviews “Five Senses”
Comics Spotlight on Five Senses by Viper Comics By Raymond Masters In July, a faux trailer for a hypothetical film based upon Viper Comics’ Five Senses was released to the public. Viper Comics’ president even sent me a link... Continue »
The Event Magazine Reviews “Five Senses”
You’re on your way to a big business deal that’s going to put you on easy street; you’ll be set for life. You grab a bite to eat and flirt with the help and when they leave, you sum... Continue »
Strange Kids Club Reviews Five Senses
Viper Comics Encourages You to Use Your “Five Senses” in New Digital Comic If he doesn’t use them, Chad Bowman will certainly lose them. Written by Jake Black with artwork by Justin Wayne, the latest title from Viper Comics,... Continue »
