Review: The Many Not The Few (Myriad Editions/New Internationalist)
The Many Not The Few graphic novel looks at key events from the peasants revolt, through to the miners strikes of the 80s and even on to Brexit.
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Review: The Catalyst (Comichaus)
The latest one shot from the guys at Comichaus sees writer Nick Bryan and Robert Ahmad bring us a genre splicing mix of robots, multi-verses and unprovoked violence
Review: In Waves (Nobrow Press)
Beneath the fairly unassuming cover of In Waves, is a poignant and heart breaking tale of love and loss that is interspersed with a history of surfing.
Review: Future #1 (Tom Woodman)
Every year Free Comic Book Day rolls around, offering us a host of preview material for various upcoming and already established comic series from many big name publisher. This week, we take a look at the first issue of new sci-Fi series Future, which writer Tom Woodman released for free online to coincide with all […]
Review: Prey For Us #1 (Lab Rat Comics)
Matt Garvey’s new sci-fi horror comic Prey for Us #1, sees a lone survivor from a crashed spaceship trying to locate his crew while being pursued on by an unknown evil.
Review: She Said Destroy #1 (Vault Comics)
She Said Destroy #1 from Vault Comics follows the beginning of a battle between two Gods and their followers. Will this comic be worshipped for all time?
Review: Grimwood Crossing volumes 1 and 2 (Conner Bartel)
In the aftermath of a successful Kickstarter campaign, we take a look at Conner Bartel and Atagun Ilhan’s horror western series, Grimwood Crossing
Review: Brawler #1 (Time Bomb Comics)
From the minute you see its iconic dinosaur cover from Staz Johnson, you can’t help but be pulled into the gloriously silly world of new comic Brawler, a delightful throwback to the days of classic anthology Warrior.
Review: Untitled Generic Space Comedy #1 (Lab Rat Comics)
For his follow up to the award winning Red Rocket Comet Matt Garvey heads into outer space with Untitled Generic Space Comedy #1.
Review: Bronze Age Boogie #1 (Ahoy Comics)
Bronze age Boogie from Ahoy Comics is first and foremost a love letter, not to a particular genre of entertainment, but an entire decade’s worth!