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| Ray Tate of Silver Bullet Comics rates Captain Gravity #3 a "perfect" 5 bullets (Captain Gravity while soaring seldom drifts and stays focused on a cliffhanger styled serial adventure related in the sophisticated tongue of today.)
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| Paul Dale Roberts of Jazma Online reviews Captain Gravity #3 (The artwork is incredible, many great details and each panel is a pleasure to look at....Joshua Dysart proves himself to be a master storyteller with Captain Gravity and the Power of the Vril, this is truly his magnus opus!)
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| Paul Dale Roberts of Jazma Online reviews The Victorian #25 (The Victorian like all of Penny Farthing Press comic books, has great detailed artwork and the artwork goes with the story superbly! This is the final chapter to the Victorian, Len Wein sets this colossal story in motion for a climatic ending that paralyzes the senses! ) |
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| Andrea Speed of comixtreme.com reviews Captain Gravity #3 (This continues to be a fun, retro flavored series, that’s all about being fun. Remember when comics used to be fun? The creators of this series have, so that’s good news for us.) |
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| Ray Tate of Silver Bullet Comics rates The Victorian #25 a "perfect" 5 bullets (The Victorian was a masterpiece. The story dealt with big ideas and spanned them out in a comic book series that did the astonishing thing of ignoring the whole idea of padding. Every word, every scene of The Victorian was necessary for this final issue, and though I will miss seeing The Victorian on the racks and miss reading the adventure and intrigue, the finale was satisfying neopulp wonderment.) |
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| The popularity of Penny-Farthing Press’ recent relaunch of the Captain Gravity mini-series has resulted in the complete sell out and reprint of the first issue of the new six-issue story arc: Captain Gravity and the Power of the Vril. |
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| Ray Tate of Silver Bullet Comics rates PARA #6 a "perfect" 5 bullets (Para is one of those rare comic books that did not need to be a comic book. Para could have been a science fiction novel.) |
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| Paul Dale Roberts of Jazma Online reviews Captain Gravity and the Power of the Vril #2
(You can’t miss this comic book, the cover itself jumps from the shelves. Captain Gravity & the Power of the Vril is electrifying! So much so, I’m still frazzled! Wow!) |
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| Penny-Farthing Press’ first published title, Captain Gravity, will return December 2004 as a new six-issue mini-series entitled, The Power of the Vril. |
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| Michael Vance of Komikwerks reviews Captain Gravity and the Power of the Vril. (...There was a time when pulp magazines like The Shadow, Weird Tales and Doc Savage filled news-stands. That time is gone. Thank God for Captain Gravity.)
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