3 Million Years
one of the most intriguing indie comics I've read in a whileMichael Nimmo, May 15, 2026
Press clipping archive
Reviews, podcasts, YouTube appearances, interviews, and print mentions gathered as testimony from outside the case.
3 Million Years
one of the most intriguing indie comics I've read in a whileMichael Nimmo, May 15, 2026
Featured blurbs
Selected testimony from reviews, interviews, podcasts, and field reports around Westron.
James Robinson
McBee and Jankowski are talents to watch. Their writing has a brisk, fun freshness that feels new and very original.Writer - Starman, Los Monstrous
Jack Pendarvis
A riveting and paranoid paranormal procedural that literally gave me nightmares. Where's it going next? I'm scared to look. But I'm going to look anyway.Writer - Adventure Time
Nicholas Aaron Hodge
Whether you are a fan of the steadily unfolding mystery narrative, or a consistent enjoyer of the curiously occult, Westron offers a wide range of appeal in just the first issue alone.Critic - Comics to Your Couch
Jason Brown
Westron is like Fox Mulder crossed with Sherlock Holmes, and he is the star of this comic, with this first issue doing a fantastic job of setting up the grisly mystery.Critic - Midlife Gamer Geek
Charlie McElvy
This is page-turning horror-detective storytelling that smokes a cigarette while staring down the abyss.Critic - Reaching the Peak
Michael Nimmo
one of the most intriguing indie comics I've read in a while3 Million Years
Michael Nimmo
a fantastic blend of mystery, character work, and supernatural tension3 Million Years
Source files
Collected reviews, podcast appearances, video coverage, and interviews from readers and outlets following the case.
Review / Issue 2
Michael Nimmo covered the second issue for 3 Million Years ahead of the Kickstarter launch.
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Review / Issue 2
Deconstructing Comics reviewed Westron Issue 2 as part of its indie comics coverage.
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Review / Issue 2
Al Mega reviewed the second chapter for Comic Crusaders and scored it 4 out of 5.
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Review / Issue 2
Jason Brown returned for the second issue and covered the next chapter of the case.
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Review / Issue 1
Jason Brown reviewed the first issue and called out the grisly mystery at the heart of the case.
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Review / Issue 1
Charlie McElvy covered the first issue as a mix of grit, grief, and the ghastly.
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Review / Issue 1
Nicholas Aaron Hodge reviewed the first file for Comics to Your Couch.
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Print interview / Issue 1
Shawn McBee and Maciej MJ Jankowski talked with Tripwire about the first Kickstarter campaign.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
A live video conversation about the first Westron campaign.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
A video interview about Westron Issue 1 and its Kickstarter campaign.
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Podcast interview / Issue 1
A podcast conversation about the first issue and the launch of the series.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
A video interview covering the first Westron case file.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
A video appearance about Westron Issue 1.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
A YouTube conversation about the first issue and the campaign.
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YouTube interview / Issue 1
Another video appearance from the first Westron campaign.
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Podcast interview / Issue 2
The CCC Podcast featured Westron Issue 2 during its May 18, 2026 episode.
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