Review: Gunrunner (Markosia Enterprises)
The latest chapter in his ‘Frostbyte Legacy’ universe, writer Chris Sides and artist P.L. Woods bring us the high octane Gunrunner – a chase story about industrial espionage and hi-tech weapons
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Review: WESTERNoir Volume 1 (Accent UK)
Dave West and the Accent UK team are back with a new colourised version of their classic western series, WESTERNoir – now funding on Kickstarter. But does adding colour to this genre staple improve it or should it have stuck to it’s noir roots?
Review: Breakwater Avery Hill Publishing)
For the follow up to her critically acclaimed debit Follow Me In, Katriona Chapman introduces to the employees of a south coast cinema in Breakwater. A slow bunring melodrama that is told in her own quiet and inimitable way
Review: The Mycelium Complex (Nautilus Illustrations)
With the final straight of 2020 now upon us (well, it is for me, I’ve started Christmas shopping), the way the year has been there are probably few people who don’t wish they could go back to 2019 and a pre-COVID, pre-lockdown world. Unfortunately, while we can’t offer you a time machine, instead we can […]
Review: Space Warp #1 (Pat Mills Comics)
Pat Mill’s new one shot anthology Space Warp is heralded as the comic with ‘SCHLOCK ’n ARRGH!’ And as you would expect from the creator of 2000AD it’s an ambitious interconnected mix of sci-fi satire and splatter
Review: Future (Cast Iron Books)
Having reviewed the first chapter last year, Tom Woodman’s time travelling love story Future is collected into a full graphic novel and looks set to be one of the most emotionally potent books of the year!
EXCLUSIVE: Monty Nero and Yishan Li’s Frenemies: The Lost Planet cover reveal!
Following on from our fantastic interview between Monty Nero and Joe Glass, we’ve also been gifted an exclusive first look at the cover of Monty’s new comics: Frenemies: The Lost Planet which is debuting on Kickstarter this Wednesday 14th October.
Review: Blake Undying #1 (Digital Fiasco)
While the origins for becoming a hero can be as varied as the powers themselves, writer Jason Cook isn’t afraid to take step to the dark side with Blake Undying, the tale of a young man who tries to kill himself but finds out he cannot die and so uses his new-found powers to help. […]
Review: Vehi-Kill #1 (Markosia)
Vehi-Kill is a fun and full throttle read, that hits top speed very quickly and never lets the foot off the pedal as it plows through it’s world on a blood soaked killing spree of vehicular mayhem!
Review: Rok The God (Red Rok Comics)
Rok The God is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Rok of the Reds, a mix of sports and sci-fi from writers John Wagner and Alan Grant. But will this new volume help raise this series to god-like new heights?