18. Deep Soul (Doppelgänger Publishing)

This tale of a scientist trying to rescue his wife from a coma, via past life regression is a rip-roaring read from start to finish that soon makes you forget it’s overly-complicated beginnings. Genius scientist Jake Penn has discovered a way to make wealthy patients regress back into past lives but when his clients begin attacking people, while channelling ancient warlords, he is brought into contact with a mysterious government agency who want to weaponise his discovery and meets a mysterious woman who may be able to help bring back his wife.
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19. Dash (Northwest Press)

Crime comic fans are familiar with the private eye stereotype of the booze addled womaniser with the complex past. However in Dash, writer Dave Ebersole and artist Delia Gable have brilliantly subverted this well worn cliche by adding a new dimension – making him openly gay! However this isn’t some overly PC re-imagining of classic detectives, or a gritty indictment of the 1940s attitudes towards homosexuality, rather it’s a smart and intelligently written piece of classic crime noir where our flatfoot likes dudes not dames!
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20. Sylvania (Comicker digital)

The forest setting of Kristin Kemper’s Sylvania is so lush and ardent you expect it to smell of pine needles and feel like tree bark in your hand as you read it. The tale of tree witch Willow, her dysfunctional siblings and the mysterious bird witch Kite, who she meets by knocking him out of a tree, is a sublime mix of anime-style visuals, rendered in lush woodland colours and textures, with some gorgeous fairytale flourishes that suggest that this is a series that will grow from a tiny acorn into a mighty oak.
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