Alexander Banchitta

Review: Headless Issue 2

November 6, 2019November 5, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Creators: Alexander Banchitta & Robert Ahmad Writer: Alexander Banchitta Illustrator: Robert Ahmad Letterer: Fred C Stresing Headless Logo: Gabe Pinto Scout Production: Kurt Knippel Summary & Review: Our issue begins with the confirmation that Headless Horseman has returned, as Officer Sanders visits her father out in the woods. During this interaction we, the readers, learn that Sander’s father attempts to stop the Templar from using their ultimate weapon, the Devil’s Lantern, and defeat the Horseman without the sacrifice of souls. In addition, it is revealed that Sander’s father…

Alexander Banchitta’s Killerbowl Graphic Novel Kickstarter

October 13, 2019October 14, 2019 Michael Lederhos

Now, open on Kickstarter is a campaign for a new graphic novel, Killerbowl. The graphic novel is an adaptation of the Killerbowl novel from 1975. The novel was the first work by Gary K. Wolf, creator of Roger Rabbit. The graphic novel version will translate the strong mental imagery of the original novel into a visual medium. Creators: Gary K. Wolf: Original Killerbowl Author Alexander Banchitta: Killerbowl Graphic Novel Author Giancarlo Carracuzzo: Artist Robert Ahmad: Artist The campaign is open now and will close on Tuesday, November 19,…

Review: Headless Issue 1

September 3, 2019September 3, 2019 Ben Odinson

Comic Credits Writer: Alexander Banchitta Illustrator: Robert Ahmad Letterer: Fred C Stresing Headless Logo: Gabe Pinto Scout Production: Kurt Knippel Introduction: Headless is a comic series that is currently published by Scout Comics, it is a new book from our associate, Alexander Banchitta, whose books we reviewed in the past. Now, heading into this issue, I knew nothing about what Headless would bring to the table. However, by the title I assumed the book could be about a murder mystery. Whereas, Wheelz hypothesized, correctly, that this would be a horror-action…

Review: Champions of Earth #3

April 12, 2018April 12, 2018 Ben Odinson

The following is a review of Champions of Earth #3 Comic Credits Written and created by Alexander Banchitta & James Riccardo Pencils by Marcelo Salaza Inks by Scott Shriver Lettering by Fred C. Stresing Cover Art by Gabe Pinto This is the final issue for Champions of Earth and I have to say that it concludes in a way that I was not expecting. One of the things I have enjoyed about this series crafted by Alexander Banchitta and James Riccardo is that it has a certain way…

Comics Review: Champions of Earth #2

March 15, 2018March 14, 2018 Ben Odinson

The following is a review of Champions of Earth #2 Comic Credits Written and created by Alexander Banchitta & James Riccardo Art by Koko Amboro Inks by Scott Shriver Lettering by Fred C Stresing Cover Art by James Jones (Pencils), Scott Shriver (Inks), Gabe Pinto (Colors) Champions of Earth issue 2 showcases how Scarab and Jupiter Man met. I have to say I did not see it coming at all. Honestly it just makes readers hate them more seeing, as they have the potential to do great things with their…

Comic Review: Champions of Earth #1

January 15, 2018January 15, 2018 Ben Odinson

The following is a review of Champions of Earth #1 Comic Credits Written and created by Alexander Banchitta & James Riccardo Art by Koko Amboro Toning by Scott Shriver Lettering by Fred C Stresing Cover Art by Jerry Gaylord (Pencils), Scott Shriver (Inks), Gabe Pinto (Colors) Champions of Earth is a book I knew nothing about, and found myself enjoying this first issue. I have to start off and say the book has some strong language, so if one does not want their kids reading a comic book with…

Review: Fright Comics – Captives #1

November 10, 2017November 10, 2017 Ben Odinson

What’s going on heroes? Today, we have a comic review on Captives #1 produced by Fright Comics. The series is written by Alexander Banchitta with Robert Ahmad penciling pages 1, 7-23. The inks for those pages were done by Dan Parsons. Whereas Vojislav Vasiljevic did the art for pages 2-7 along with the inside cover. The cover for this issue was done by Mike Dubisch. Finally, Fred D Stresing did the lettering. To start off this may seem a bit different from what I usually read or review, but I enjoyed it. Captives…