○ reviews ○

  • Tick reviewed by Richard Krauss for Midnight Fiction

    “...an ambitious and impressive effort.... Tick is well worth passing some time with.”

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  • The Oubliette #1-4 reviewed by Richard Krauss for Midnight Fiction

    “The first four chapters of The Oubliette are a wonderful experiment in delivery, with beautiful artwork and a story worth telling.”

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  • On the Beach reviewed by Whitey for Optical Sloth [ 22 April 2010 ]

    “Kenan has a clear mastery of drawing naked people...”

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  • Prologue reviewed by Whitey for Optical Sloth [ 22 April 2010 ]

    “...a tiny thing with a great story, and the awkward dialogue is a marvel for anybody who’s ever gotten in over their head while talking to a crush.”

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  • Tick reviewed by Whitey for Optical Sloth [ 22 April 2010 ]

    “...a thoroughly gorgeous comic about loneliness, the passage of time and attention to detail.”

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  • The Pyramid reviewed by Whitey for Optical Sloth [ 22 April 2010 ]

    “...as always with this guy, it ended up being more insightful than anything else.”

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  • You Say You Want A (Mini-Comic) Revolution… reviewed by Brian for Stumptown Trade Review [ 7 March 2010 ]

    “Rubenstein is on the verge of creating something truly masterful.”

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  • Prologue reviewed by Carrie Try Harder for Inkstuds [ 7 July 2009 ]

    “...though Prologue, a one-page comic in booklet form that unfolds as the plot does, is available online in its entirety, I suggest getting a paper copy, so that you too can find out what comes in small packages.”

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  • Form and Function: Minicomics from Blaise Larmee, Kenan Rubenstein & Dina Kelberman reviewed by Rob Clough for High-Low [ 4 June 2009 ]

    “Rubenstein's sense of composition is bold and daring, with the calendar format both a problem to solve and the solution to the problem all at once.”

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  • Prologue & On the Beach reviewed by Shawn Hoke for Size Matters [ 4 June 2009 ]

    “No matter the setting, he really manages to pack a lot of visual and narrative detail into this story.... The level of detail and the grace of the line is very convincing for the reader.”

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