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Ryan McLelland
Ryan "Irish Rican" McLelland has enjoyed many years writing about the entertainment world for such sites as Ain't It Cool News, Latino Review, and Newsarama. His comic book credits include the superhero book PHILLY and war comic GRUNTS: WAR STORIES. His "acting" debut came in the cult classic film THANKSKILLING 3.
MAGAZINE CONTENT BY RYAN MCLELLAND (8 TOTAL)
Your Indie Weekly: Gemini Storm TPB
Gemini Storm TPB Written by: David Herbert Art by: Harrison Wood I recently picked up the Gemini Storm TPB and was quickly drawn into the world that writer David Herbert created. It’s a great indie… [more]
Your Indie Weekly: Darkest Night #1-2
Darkest Night #1 and 2 Written and drawn by Hayden Fryer Published by Siberian Productions Website: www.siberianproductions.com Darkest Night comes to us from Sydney, Australia, and comic creator Hayden Fryer. Fryer got on my radar… [more]
Your Indie Weekly: Thunderfrog Charitable Anthology Volume 3
Thunderfrog Charitable Anthology Volume 3 Written and Drawn by: Various Creators Published by: Thunderfrog Studios Website: http://www.thunderfrogstudios.com It’s hard enough trying to make money in comics but to do so as an indie comic creator… [more]
Your Indie Weekly: Owlgirls #1
Owlgirls #1 Written by: Robert Sodaro Art by: Rachele Aragno with Dave Ryan Published by: Red Anvil Comics Website: http://www.redanvilcomics.com 1940s New York. An amazing time to live in a growing city that is full… [more]
Your Indie Weekly: Tara Normal #1-2
Tara Normal #1 and #2 Written and Drawn by: Howie Noel Website: TaraNormal.com Tara Normal is about “a female paranormal investigator with supernatural powers fighting for her late mother’s soul.” The series has its origins… [more]
Valiant Days, Valiant Nights: A Look Back on the Rise and Fall of Valiant
Some might remember Valiant Comics for their rich storytelling and astonishing artwork. Others might remember Valiant for their innovations like issue zeros, chromium covers, and free comics. One thing for certain is that the nineties… [more]
DC’s Impact Imprint: A Look Back
The idea was for DC Comics to launch an entire new set of books aimed toward younger readers. The launch of these books would cross over from comic shops to the mainstream and try to… [more]
Ultraverse Ten Years Later
The fairly recent announcement of a Prime feature film led me to dust off my collection of Ultraverse comics.