Matt Meylikhov of the website Multiversity Comics just published a fantastic review of Smash:

I can’t recommend this comic enough. I read all of Season 1 in one sitting and I was hooked by the end of it, truly and triumphantly. Smash won me over like no other web comic before it has, and I am definitely looking to see where the story goes for season 2. And I’ll say it once, I’ll say it again: as soon as this is available in trade, I’ll be first in line to order a copy. A truly wonderful story with so much potential, it’s bursting at the seams.

Thanks to Matt for all the support! And, if you’re just finding us via Multiversity Comics, here’s a great place to start reading!

We got a great review from the ArtPatient blog:

I always find it surprising that such little things like a fear of heights or a smudgy pencil line separate a supers comic from being above average to being noteworthy. And a good villain will always promote a comic to a higher plane of respectability. It will be fun to see where [Smash] goes in later seasons.

Click here to read the entire piece.

We had a great time at the Victoria Comic Con last weekend and can’t wait for next year!

To the left you’ll see the T-shirt design we sold at our table, and soon plan to start selling (along with this poster) on the site. Click the picture to enlarge.

This is the “Retro Smash” image created for an ad in the newest Eben07 collection, Operation: Mongoose. (Great comic — check it out!)

Meanwhile, we’ve gotten a few recent mentions around the Interwebs:

This Week In Webcomics
ArtPatient.com
Fleen (the webcomics blog about webcomics)

Smash got some love from the blog The Life of Darrell:

Smash is simply a fun comic with a good balance of action, humour, and a nice level of seriousness to it. The art has a lot of character and the action scenes are really fun. I’m looking forward to seeing how they end season 1.

We were only too pleased to be mentioned today in A Fuse #8 Production, Elizabeth Bird’s blog for the School Library Journal website! An excerpt:

[A] cut above the rest….[T]he art is good, the writing is good, and the storyline adapts well to the webcomic format (which is to say, serialized)….If it follows the lead of such other successful webcomics as Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Jellaby in print form, I will be well pleased.

Read the entire review here. And thanks, Elizabeth! We’re pleased to find ourselves in such great company.