JJ Harrison

Taking a breather between issues by the regular, well, Regular Show creative team of KC Green and Allison Strejlau, next Wednesday's Regular Show #3 comes packed with three standalone tales by three distinct creative teams. Zack Smith and Brad McGinty have teamed for "Sombrero World," a story that sees Mordecai and Rigby work to escape being tourist trapped by an obnoxious roadside desti

Though the title of Jeremy Sorese's Adventure Time #15 backup is "Give Us Back BMO," fans needn't worry about Finn and Jake going full Gibson in next week's issue - their sentient video game console pal/roommate isn't being held for ransom, after all...

If you dug the first installment of Chris Schweizer's "Princess of Rad Hats" backup in last month's Adventure Time, you'll be pleased to know that it'll be back for part two in Wednesday's Adventure Time #14. Schweizer's second installment of the tale backs up the usual main feature by Ryan North and the art team of Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb, as wrapped in covers by Mike Holmes, J

Adventure Time fans have watched Finn and Jake try their respective human/dog hands at kingship before and it wasn't exactly their thing. In this week's Adventure Time #13 backup, "Princess of Rad Hats," by Chris Schweizer the pair of heroes are faced with unrequested royalty once again, but with a twist you'd only expect in the Land of Ooo...

Adventure Time stars Finn and Jake have spent their share of time with traditional books, both during their intense Enchiridion adventures and on trips to the library run by Turtle Princess. Their attention spans being what they are, however, the printed word occasionally escapes their interest...

If Susan Strong turns your heart on, Zack Giallongo's Adventure Time #11 backup will likely prove worth the issue's physical/digital cover price alone. Joining the main story by Ryan North, Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb, Giallongo's "The Meaning of Bravery" turns the book's attention on the super buff subterranean maybe-human known as Susan as her naivety about the wider world gets exp

Ice King's not the most sympathetic character most of the time, what with his constant kidnapping of princesses and all, but Jon M. Gibson and Jim Rugg's "Hot Deals In Ice Kingdom" backup in this week's Adventure Time #10 has made him considerably easier to relate to...

It's no secret that I love "Lost," so I'll gladly take any excuse to talk about it when offered. Luckily, there's a relevant reason to discuss Jack, Kate, Sawyer, Locke, the Others and the others here on Comics Alliance - a comic book tribute...