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“Lopez and his crew really worked hard on getting this comedy right and it shows.  They had fun and in turn, I had fun.  Total success!!!!”

– The Countess, TheHorrorReport.com

“If the Stoner driven horror vehicle is your thing… This IS for YOU… Texas Death Trippin’.“

– Zig Zag, Death Curse Society

“Texas Death Trippin’ is a surprisingly enjoyable film. Stoner humor can only take the audience so far before it gets boring. There are so many horror movies nowadays that watching one can almost be a chore. This one defies all the odds.”

– Nathaniel Muir, AdventuresinPoorTaste.com

“There was a lot of action in this issue…of ALL kinds.  Which is always good.  It keeps the pages turning and eye moving.  The story reads quickly still and is still very well written.  I’m anxious to see what the last two issues bring.”

– The Countess, The HorrorReport.com

“We are gifted with blood on almost every page and the joy of getting right down to the dirty dying instead of being bombarded by a bunch of needless and un-natural chatter between characters.”

– The Countess, thehorrorreport.com

“So, I am totally looking forward to the next issue.  I love the amount of nastiness and vile content in this series.  I mean, immoral chicks on Spring Break and zombies…what could POSSIBLY go wrong?!”

– The Countess, thehorrorreport.com

“Despite its disgusting subject matter, the book can be beautiful.”

– Nathaniel Muir, AdventuresinPoorTaste.com

“Once again, these guys have mastered the idea of unusual layout and use it to their advantage every time.”

– The Countess, thehorrorreport.com

“When you’re reading a book with the Yeti and Nazis, you have to figure you’re in for something that is too silly for its own good. Yeti The Adventure Begins never relies too much on silliness though, and sets the foundation for a surprisingly solid story.”

– Nathaniel Muir, AdventuresinPoorTaste.com

“The book has murder, domestic violence, and lots of blood. It’s never quite a case of violence for violence sake, but it may be much for some.”

– Nathaniel Muir, AdventuresinPoorTaste.com