Vintage Truck Magazine, April Blog Post

It's finally spring, and the car show season is in full swing around the country. There are some great swaps still happening, and you should definitely check out the Portland, Oregon, swap. It's in its 51st year, and offers something for everyone. You can read more about it and other events I'm featuring this month on my blog for Vintage Truck Magazine HERE.

I was very pleased to see so many new car shows on the calendar for April, so in addition to one of the country's oldest shows, I've featured some of its newest and most promising. Check them out and if you attend any of them, leave a comment and let me know your favorite finds.

Review HaloGen #1

Mysteries in space are some of my favorite types of mysteries. There are several series on the shelves of comic shops right now, so it's a good time to indulge in this sub-genre. From the police-procedural in Fuse to the ominous alien threat of Letter 44 to the time-traveling adventures of Rocket Girl, mystery fans have a lot to enjoy in comics. I recommend them all.

Joining their ranks this week is HaloGen #1 from Archaia/Boom! Studios. HaloGen agent Rell has the unique ability to project holograms without the need for a holosuit, and she's been assigned to find the corpse of the dead god Det'Houna. Some believe his genetic material will unlock the secrets of creation itself. Others do not.

I reviewed the book for Broken Frontier, and you can check it out HERE.

Vintage Truck Magazine, Latest Blog Post

 

Sorry for the delay, but my latest blog post for Vintage Truck Magazine is HERE. There are a lot of great shows happening around the nation in March and many of them benefit wonderful causes, so enjoy the start of spring! (It really is right around the corner.)

If you have a favorite local show that welcomes cars and trucks, leave a comment and let me know where and when it takes place.