Song of Songs the Comic Book featured prominantly in Exclaim! Magazine's "Front Five" section (page 9) of the May 2008 issue. Exclaim! Magazine features in-depth coverage of new music across all genres distributing over 100, 000+ printed copies per issue across Canada since March 1992 (CCAB).

"APART FROM ALL THE REST" KEEPING IT REAL With vibrant colours and detailed drawings, Song of Songs is nice to look at, but what really sets this indie comic apart from all the rest is the T-Dot setting and hip-hop-influenced cast of characters. "I wouldn't say it's a hip-hop comic, but it takes place in reality." A slightly skewed reality. With issue five soon to drop, average guy Isaiah and his friends have already encountered the lumbering grey man-monster Jello Bello and an army of Asian "clones." And things are just starting to unfold: "Some of it will unfold tomorrow, some of it won't unfold until ten years from now." Let's at least hope Isaiah rescues his kidnapped girlfriend from Jello Bello sometime soon. - Thomas Quinlan "ISAIAH AND HIS FRIENDS HAVE ALREADY ENCOUNTERED THE LUMBERING GREY MAN-MONSTER JELLO BELLO" - EXCLAIM! Special thanks to Thomas Quinlan for buying a couple of issues of Song of Songs the Comic Book from a local Toronto store, and liking it enough to contact Song of Songs the Comic Book about writing an article on the adventure.

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Special thanks to Exclaim! Magazine for the feature.