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We’ve seen a fair few viking books come our way in recent years, from Asa Wheatley’s Sagas of the Shield Maiden, to Ryan K Lindsay’s Eternal and more. The latest to this list is Sean Fahey’s River of Blood, a Viking horror which is as much about the thrills and chills as it is the big beards and even bigger battle axes!
After a lengthy effort to recover their work from a certain indie publisher, Doug Wood and Matt Battaglia have recently Kickstarted recently recovered comic, Leap M and released it to the world. But was it a leap of faith worth making?
While Superheroes and Supervillains are often the main focus of our favourite comic books, it’s the henchmen and underlings that never seem to get as much focus they should. Fortunately, all that is different in Greg Smith, Sal Donaire and team’s webcomic the Henchman. But as we check out volume one, can the Henchman show its superpowers?
Our round-up of the best small press and indie comics of 2021 continues with retro anthologies, violent barbarians, alien gangsters and secret agent damsels!
We begin our rundown of the best indie and small press comics of 2021 with: dream like webcomics, horrific crime dramas, urban slice of life and star crossed sci-fi lovers!
There is a great tradition of indie comics featuring anthropomorphic animals from Scurry to MULP to Mice Templar and more. The latest to join this pantheon is Animal Castle from newcomers Ablaze Comics. But will this tale of a literal animal kingdom reign supreme or just be another one of the peasants.
It’s no secret, but we are huge fans of crime infused superhero stories. Whether it is mainstream books like Powers and the Long Halloween or more indie centric stories like Red Rocket Comet and Gateway City. As such we were intrigued when we caught news of a new book from Dan Christensen (Archer Coe) and […]
Artist Hecate is fed up with trying to make a difference in the world. She’s retiring her artistic persona for good. Can anyone convince her that the world is worth it? We find out in Hecate’s Will Issue #1 by Iolanda Zanfardino!
Initially released via his Patreon, and then in the glorious newsprint Gateway City Quarterly’s, Russell Mark Olson has brought together a fantastic new volume of pulp adventuring from the world of Gateway City, and it’s every bit as glorious as the first edition! Publisher: Sassafras Press Writer: Russell Mark Olson Artist: Russell Mark Olson Price: […]
More and more, comics seems to be following the trend of TV, with series giving up on large numbered runs in favour of an approach containing multiple ‘seasons’. This is especially the case with Comixology Originals but now Scout Comics appear to be picking up on that trend with the recent release of White Ash […]