hi-fi fight club Archives

BOOM! Bar: License to Misbehave 0
- Pubwatch, Uncategorized
- November 29, 2017
Hahahaha, I’m so smart. This week’s BOOM! Bar requires almost no input from me, your host! Except for all that behind-the-scenes organisational hell… but that’s normal. I’m counting it a win. Why am I home free this week? Because everything’s but the below’s already assigned! Hurray for long-term planning! The week of Wednesday the 29th
READ MORE
BOOM! Bar: A Whole Month in One Swoop 0
- Comics, Opinion, Profiles & Primers, Pubwatch, Reviews
- November 17, 2017
The last of October (the week of Wednesday the 25th) was a heavy week in BOOM! Town! Thirteen, count’em, thirteen releases. One hardcover, two softcover collections, and eight ongoing issues. Nine of that thirteen are licensed books. Sisters of Sorrow (full review) and Victor Lavelle’s Destroyer (a hurried finish, but emotionally satisfying and packing a
READ MORE
Hi-Fi Fight Club: Mix Tape(d Fists)3
- Comics, Opinion
- October 4, 2017
Hi-Fi Fight Club (BOOM! Box) is currently on issue #2. Nola’s feature on the nebulous drawbacks of the first issue spoke to a lot of my own feelings. We both like the book, and would (or have) recommend it as a monthly read, but we both also perceive it to be imperfect. It can feel
READ MORE

BOOM! Bar: Rangers, Revenge, Regret 0
- Comics, Profiles & Primers, Pubwatch
- September 27, 2017
Hi-Fi Fight Club (BOOM! Box) develops its sweet and fresh central girl/girl romance, and starts to open up some of the secrets under the record shop. I don’t know how this story is gonna wrap up in only four issues, but it’s a very pretty book with an affirmational, welcoming perspective. We’ve got a longer feature
READ MORE
Hi-Fi Fight Club: Fixed Nostalgia Still Needs to Move 0
- Comics, Opinion
- September 20, 2017
What I really like about comics is that sometimes, amidst all of the fluff and fun, they help the reader understand something, whether about themselves or about the world or the life that they inhabit. Sometimes that thing is a profound and deep thing, and sometimes it’s something very simple or basic. For instance, Hi-Fi
READ MORE

hi-fi fight club