Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with Rob, Paul, and Brian. The reviews are again split into two videos. Part one offers reviews of FF #4, …
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4 years ago
Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with Rob, Paul, Brian, Duane, Billiam, and Dana. Joining them this week are Chris and Anthony. The reviews for this week …
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4 years ago
Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with Rob, Paul, Brian, Duane, Billiam, and Dana. The reviews are split into two videos, the first one covers Revival #6, Young …
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4 years ago
Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with episode six. Series regulars Rob and Paul from The Lag Switch, Hudson Valley’s comics guru Brian, and Duane from The Viewing …
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Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with episode five. Series regulars Rob and Paul from The Lag Switch and Hudson Valley’s comics guru, Brian are here, …
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4 years ago
Comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with episode four, bringing more reviews by Rob and Paul from The Lag Switch, Duane from The Viewing Screen, …
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4 years ago
Rob and Paul of The Lag Switch are again joined by Duane from The Viewing Screen and Brian, “the comic guru of the Hudson Valley,” for another episode of “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” on YouTube. …
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5 years ago
After taking a week off, the comic book review webseries “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is back on YouTube with episode two. This new episode reviews twelve different new comic book releases, including Deadpool, Blackacre, All New X-Men, and Avengers. While there’s a lot packed into this twelve-minute episode, it never feels rushed and the gang does a good job of making their opinions clear. My one complaint …
5 years ago
Produced by The Lag Switch and featuring Duane from The Viewing Screen, “Pow! Snikt! Thwip!” is a (planned) weekly series on YouTube discussing new comic book releases. As with most inaugural episodes, there are some rough edges, but the on-screen personalities are strong enough that it’s still entertaining. Warning: Some NSFW language.
