Retrowood is a stand-in for Hollywood in this noirish-style detective series featuring J. Parker Wrighte.

Untitled Retrowood: H.I. Or L.O. #1

For some odd reason, after the introduction to the setting and the town of Retrowood, the writer redoes the intro. Not exactly the same but very similar.

Page 8, Panel 2. Caption reads, "a lot of us moved intro a neighborhood"
Into not intro.

Page 11, Panel 4. "Now I'n J. Parker Wrighte"
I'm, not I'n.

This book is listed as having two editors.
Wonder what they were doing instead of actually editing?


Untitled Retrowood: All Roads Lead to Rome #1

Page 4, Panel 4. The caption calls Swanson "Smanson".

Page 6, Panel 3. The caption has "addressed" when it should read address.


Untitled Retrowood: The Daisy Chain

NANJAO. The crooked cop in this story is named Bartholomew "Bat" Rastard.
Ah, subtlety.

Page 22, Panel 1. Throughout the story they have consistently referred to the dead man as Samuel Roubert, but here he's called "Samuel Robert".
Oh, man! And the 2 editors were actually doing their job up till that point!

Fearless Dawn

The Belly Of The Beast Fearless Dawn/Asylum Press Sampler #1

Page 2, Panel 5. Dawn's "Screw You" tattoo on her left shoulder has been replaced by her heart tattoo from her right shoulder.

There's a really confusing bit with Dawn & Pops having what seems to be a spoof of secret agent dialogue for no reason whatsoever.
Then again I don't imagine people get Fearless Dawn comics for the writing.

The artist seems to have trouble keeping Dawn's bra-like top consistent
Page 4, Panel 2. Her top turns into a corset-like top.
Page 7, Panels 4 & 6. her bra-like top now has more material under the breasts.

Page 4, Panel 2. Her heart tattoo is replaced by a "LAMF Born Loose" tattoo.
Admittedly this and the top nit made me wonder if this was supposed to a flashback to an earlier adventure, but nothing else backs that up.