Review: Internet Crusader (Avery Hill Publishing)
For his follow up to Ghosts Etc. George Wylesole delves into the murky world of online adventuring in the late 1990s for this uniquely original read.
For his follow up to Ghosts Etc. George Wylesole delves into the murky world of online adventuring in the late 1990s for this uniquely original read.
This new collection from Avery Hill brings together the first 3 volumes of Alabaster Pizzo’s acclaimed self published series, Mimi and the Wolves.
We loved the quiet minutiae of Scott Jason Smith’s graphic novel Marble Cake and were keen to kind out more about the meaning behind this fascinating world.
Scott Jason Smith’s debut graphic novel Marble Cake from Avery Hill is a curious mix of the mundane and metaphysical.
For Desolation Wilderness, the follow up to the beautiful Internal Wilderness, illustrator Claire Scully is again looking a how we interact with the world around us. We caught up with Claire to find out more about the meaning behind her intricate and inspiring worlds. For those who might be new to your work, how would […]
Terrible Means is the follow up to Ismyre, one of our favourite Avery Hill books of 2017 from B. Mure. While it is more of a prequel/parallel tale than a direct sequel it does a fantastic job of build more depth and layers into the curious and quirky mythology of this wonderfully weird watercolour world.
After a hard fought campaign, and the most votes ever cast in a Pipedream Comics poll, we are delighted to announce that the winner of Small Press and Indie Comic of the Year 2018 is…
It’s that time at last! We’ve whittled down the contenders from a long list of over 100 to this final 10 who represent the very best in indie and small press publishing in 2018. There’s superheroes, science-fiction, slice of life, humour, horror, pirates, gangsters and even family holidays! But which is the best? That’s up […]
As we close in on the top 10 for Indie and Small Press Comic of the Year 2018 we have a motley bunch of books that include skeletal villains, sweary superheros, 60s spaceships, fantasy adventures, flawed writers, bawdy tales and giant space cathedrals!
We countdown of the best indie and small press comics of year continues our journey to finding out theĀ Indie Comic of the Year 2018. This time we look at Victorian superheros, caffeine addicted journalists, retro bad girls, warrior sword maidens, South American drug mules and demonic theme parks.