If you had to describe to someone a perfect example of a Franco Belgian Bandes dessinée, then you could do a lot worse than pointing in the general direction of Yann and Schwartz’s effortlessly cool Atom Agency Volume 1: The Begum’s Jewels from Europe Comics.
We loved James Lawrence’s luchador webcomic, but now it’s been collected into one glorious print edition: The Legend of La Mariposa: The Demon Gauntlet.
After it’s triumphant final issue last year, the fantastic world of Dan Cox and John Riordan’s Hitsville UK is now being collected into one glorious collector’s volume. To find out more about this brilliantly weird look at the world of music, we caught up writer Dan to find out more! For those new to the […]
For this month’s small press round-up we take a look at three fantastic webcomics which were recommended to us by other small press creators. Something Terrible by Dean Trippe We discovered this powerful mini comic from Marvel artist Dean Trippe via a Twitter thread started by the Thought Bubble team asking for recommendations for books […]
Our latest round up of the best from small press sees an intergalactic invasion at a comic convention, a Maori superhero origin story and an all action softball romance. The Cosplayer That Doomed The Earth (Attic Studios) With cosplay now a firm fixture at every comic convention, Lou Scannon creator Dan Harris looks to cross […]
This tense Cold War infused spy thriller sees two of our favourite small press creators team up, as The Show’s Jed Mcpherson combines with TPub (publisher of The Theory and The Traveller). But will this have the usual TPub sting in the tail – stay tuned!
For the past few years, Luke Pearson’s Hilda books have been a hidden gem within the comics world, that only an enlightened few seemed to be aware of. However with our favourite blue haired troll botherer now having a hit animated series on Netflix, it seem that the whole world is getting in on the […]
Collected into a new edition, the 4 issues of Kev Sherry’s Warpaint reads like a classic Stephen King coming of age story or a John Hughes brat pack movie, but set in the modern day.
This month’s indie comics round up takes a look at fantastic series which have been collected into must read trade paperbacks.
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.
