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Punks Review by Humphrey Lee "Punks the Comic is what would happen if Nextwave was actually a Sunday night cartoon on Adult Swim." Humphrey Lee Ain't It Cool News Read more...

Punks Review by Kurt Amacker "Chamberlain creates a vivid collage world – one that seems to occupy the imaginary spaces between album covers and concert fliers seen on college campuses and in dive bars during punk’s heyday." Kurt Amacker Mania.com Read more...

Review by Monte Williams "Ultimately, one comes away from Chamberlain’s artwork with the sense that it is likely to age very, very well, despite the increasing popularity of its (deceptively complex) style." Monte Williams Popmatters.com Read more...

Review by B. R. Salazar "His moody, textured pencils and strong use of colors will be a treat to watch develop as this story progresses. Setting the mood is imperative to any horror story, and Mr. Chamberlain is more than up to the task." B. R. Salazar         Aroundcomics.com Read more...

Review by Jay Tomio "Kody Chamberlain's pencils don't seek to unhinge readers with splash pages of cadaverous visions and gore; instead he seeks to unnerve us within the confines of our own neighborhoods." Jay Tomio Silver Bullet Comics Read more...

Review by Matt Rawson "Chamberlain’s line work is not precise or mechanical; it has a feel of movement that compliments the atmosphere. Chamberlain’s art also sports a heavily stylized realism that I often find appealing." Matt Rawson ComicCritique.com Read more...

Review by Leroy Douresseaux "Chamberlain’s style is firmly rooted in a kind of urban realism. Even his color work comes across with a Film-Noir vibe. He reminds me of Frank Miller, Ho Che Anderson, David Mazzuchelli, and Bill Sienkiewicz, among others." Leroy Douresseaux ComicBookBin.com Read more...

Review by Manolis Vamvounis "The artist, Kody Chamberlain is a new name to me, but his style and sense of pacing are perfectly suited for this story." Manolis Vamvounis InsidePulse.com Read more...

Review by Troy Brownfield "It’s written by Keith Giffen, who is really pushing every genre he can find over at Boom!, and features spectacular art by Kody Chamberlain." Troy Brownfield Newsarama.com Read more...

Review by Matt Butcher "The inside art by Kody Chamberlain also evokes a disturbing atmosphere that seeps into the storyline." Matt Butcher Independent Propaganda.com Read more...

Review by Stephanie Mangold "Together Giffen and Chamberlain have created a book that is so good, so powerful;.. I could hardly put it down." Stephanie Mangold Silver Bullet Comics Read more...

Review by Graig Kent "Kody Chamberlain handles the complete art duties with a style reminiscent of Ben Templesmith or Kent Williams. Rough and scratchy lines, heavy shadows and a murky watercolour palette." Graig Kent Chud.com Read more...

Review by Hervé St.Louis "Chamberlain’s artwork is good and dark in a Vertigo way... Even in black and white, Chamberlain’s ink would shine as he masters contrasts very well." Hervé St.Louis ComicBookBin.com Read more...

Review by Andrew Wickliffe "While Tag is a piece of good work from Giffen...it’s Chamberlain who makes the whole thing come together...He reminds me most of Michael Lark, but if Lark’s work were uncanny." Andrew Wickliffe TheStopButton.com Read more...

Review by Andrea Speed "The art just oozes atmosphere from every pore." Andrea Speed ComiXtreme.com Read more...

Review by Dexter K. Flowers "Kody Chamberlain composes panels like Alex Maleev and figures like J. H. Willaims, and uses the same sort of loose, scratchy linework associated with both..." Dexter K. Flowers BrokenFrontier.com Read more...

Review by Hillary Goldstein "Keith Giffen has seen a resurgence of comic-book interest over the past year, but Tag is his first true home run in a long time. Kody Chamberlain's art, muted with unhealthy tones of yellow, gray and brown, is a perfect compliment to Giffen's words." Hilary Goldstein IGN.com Read more...

Review by Christopher J. Shelton "Kody Chamberlain’s artistic style reminded me of Jae Lee’s style. My favorite art moment was...where the whacked-out professor cuts open vampire Billy’s chest with a butcher knife while the kid is awake and tied to an operating table." Christopher J. Shelton Bookshelf Comics.com Read more...

Christina Z on BloodRayne “When I saw Kody's art, I knew he was the one for this book. His style gave me the fluid, yet chaotic vibe that Bill Sienkiewicz's work always gives me. It's dark and expressive." Christina Z Comic Writer Read more...

Joshua Fialkov "Kody Chamberlain is the very definition of the word professional. Not only that, but he practically bleeds talent. There is no other artist I enjoy working with as much." Joshua Fialkov, creator / writer Western Tales of Terror, Elk's Run

Review by Marc Lombardi "Kody Chamberlain's art...is classic horror art. It's dark, scratchy, gory, and definitely on the creepy side. But more importantly, it's also quite good." Marc Lombardi SimplyJD.com Read more...

Review by Don MacPherson "There's a stronger sense of realism in Chamberlain's work. His efforts here remind me of a cross between the styles of Michael Lark and Bill Sienkiewicz." Don MacPherson TheFourthRail.com Read more...

Review by Jason Schachat "Kody Chamberlain’s art on the first story has a far more realistic...it achieves a gritty creepiness much like Alex Maleev’s work on Daredevil. Just with huge fangs and buckets of blood." Jason Schachat's Weekly Breakdown FanboyPlanet.com Read more...

Review by Kurt Amacker "Chamberlain’s art is nicely done. His characters are more detailed and less abstract than his backgrounds, with flat, dirty colors that capture the mood well." Kurt Amacker Cinescape.com Read more...

Review by Greg McElhatton "Like Templesmith, Chamberlain uses deep, beautiful colors to illustrate "Dead Billy Dead", ones that make the art almost pop off of the page at the reader." Greg McElhatton iComics.com Read more...