Ryan K. Lindsay

Reviewer

Canberra, ACT, Australia

Frankston, VIC, Australia

Jun 11

It started with the Vault Keeper. It was resparked by Rick Grimes years later. In between and all around has been Matt Murdock.

I write in my spare time, so I set up my site to feature some writing. To promote the writing, I joined Twitter. I met a stack of people on Twitter which landed me the gig writing comic gonzo at The Weekly Crisis (weeklycrisis.com). Through all of that, I started thoughtballoons (thought-balloons.com), a comic scripting exercise site. Soon after, I slipped my foot in the CBR door. It’s been a long journey from fictional to factual writer but I still wear both hats, at times.

I’m the bronzed Aussie of the CBR experience. If you think that means I look like Chris Hemsworth then feel free to ignore the image posted here. I’ve lived in one of the poorest areas of Australia and now live in the capital. To experience the rest of the world I utilise the Internet. I pay the bills by primary school teaching and my wife and very young son thank me for periodically dedicating time to being an Assistant Principal. One day writing will give me enough money to retire, at the moment it pays for all my comics with change.

FIRST COMIC: "Vault of Horror" #1 Reprint

FAVORITE CHARACTER: Matt Murdock, Yorick Brown

Articles By Ryan K. Lindsay

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Iceman & Angel #1

Sat, March 19th, 2011 | Category: Review

A very unlikely pair make for quality hijinx against Goom, The Thing From Planet X. It looks great and is funnier than anything else you’re reading.

Captain America and Crossbones #1

Sat, March 19th, 2011 | Category: Review

Crossbones goes all Snake Plissken on a solo mission and Shalvey draws it with brains and talent.

The Spider #1

Wed, March 16th, 2011 | Category: Review

The secret ingredient is a soupcon of pulp. These shorts are fun and thin and relatively delightful.

Venom #1

Fri, March 11th, 2011 | Category: Review

The symbiotic superspy begins his global espionage with a standalone tale of extraction gone wrong.

Jennifer Blood #2

Wed, March 9th, 2011 | Category: Review

More degenerates bite the dust in kind of inventive ways, but this isn’t anything past what we got in the first issue.

The Walking Dead #82

Wed, March 9th, 2011 | Category: Review

What do you do in a zombie apocalypse when you already know what happens in a zombie apocalypse?

Incognito: Bad Influences #4

Fri, March 4th, 2011 | Category: Review

Overkill travels through a Frank Miller landscape to see he is not a man of that land. He’s now in the mindset to end this tale.

Thunderbolts #154

Fri, March 4th, 2011 | Category: Review

This is the one-stop Man-Thing one-shot to get you completely caught up and definitely on board.

Carbon Grey #1

Wed, March 2nd, 2011 | Category: Review

Hyperviolent and sexily dangerous, this new comic is going to win some serious fans with its depiction of a surreal war and unreal ladies.

The Intrepids #1

Wed, March 2nd, 2011 | Category: Review

It’s a little bit retro-pulp and a little bit superspy crucible. Buy it.

Fantastic Four #588

Sat, February 26th, 2011 | Category: Review

Hickman’s greatest issue on this title yet, it’s a poignant set of moments in the history of the “Fantastic Four” that look simply gorgeous in every panel.