Review: Breaks Volume 1 (Soaring Penguin Press)
Emma Vieceli and Malin Ryden’s LGBTQA+ love story is a perennial favourite here at Pipedream Comics, but one that we’ve not reviewed, until now!
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Review: Black Stars Above #1 (Vault Comics)
Vault Comics continue their high quality, genre spanning output with Black Stars Above #1 a chilling historical horror from Lonnie Nadle and Jenna Gha.
Review: Are You Listening? (First Second)
This years award for ‘graphic-novel-we-really-should-have-read-sooner’ goes to Tillie Walden’s Are You Listening? A thoughtful and powerful road story of two young women travelling through Texas with a supernatural cat.
The Winner of Indie Comic of the Year 2019 is…
We are delighted to announce that MANU by Gustaffo Vargas has been awarded Indie Comic of the Year 2019 – as chosen by the readers of Pipedream Comics, A Place To Hang Your Cape and ComicScene magazine. This dystopian sci-fi tale, set in the dank jungles of Peru where cybernetic jaguars defend their mistress from […]
Review: Americana (Nobrow Press)
Americana is the latest meticulous work from cartoonist Luke Healy and follows his exploits hiking the Pacific coast trail across America.
Review: The Wolf of Baghdad (Myriad Editions)
Carol Isaac’s thought provoking memoir of the former Jewish resident of Iraq is an immersive and thought provoking read of the highest order.
Review: Cry Wolf Girl (Short Box Comics)
Part of Short Box’s monthly small press collection, we take a look at Ariel Ries’ Cry Wolf Girl. Publisher: Short Box Comics Writer/Artist: Ariel Ries Price: TBC A searing, red-hot danger pierces through Ariel Ries’ Cry Wolf Girl. Her contribution to this September’s ShortBox tells the gripping and frighteningly-drawn story of tribe member Dawa, whose […]
Review: Dying Is Easy #1 (IDW Publishing)
The latest stand out creator owned title from IDW, Dying Is Easy sees Locke and Key creator Joe Hill team up with Friendo’s Martin Simmonds to bring us a slice of stand up noir.
Review: Canopus #1 (Scout Comics)
We take an early glimpse at Dave Chisholm’s Canopus, about a woman trapped on a distant planet as she tries to figure out why she’s there and how to escape.
Review: Gryffen: Galaxy’s Most Wanted #1-8 (SBI Press)
This book starts as it means to go on, with a frenetic and outrageous outburst from it’s main character, then it barely lets up as Captain Lyla Gryffen lives up to the title of Galaxy’s Most Wanted!