Review: Beastlands (To Infinity Studios)
Now funding on Kickstarter, we get an advance look at Curtis Clow’s mix of fantasy, magic and animal sidekicks.
Comic Reviews
We review the newest and best digital comics, from big name titles on platforms like ComiXology to essential indie titles and the latest app-based publishers.
Review: Songs for the Dead Volume 1 (Vault Comics)
We take a look at this new book from Vault Comics, the story of a young Necromancer looking for her place in the world. But can this tale get people to sing its praises or is it better off buried?
Review: Space Captain #5 & #6 (Never Ever Press)
With the final two issue of Chris Baldie’s epic space adventure Space Captain, now firmly in our hands, it was a fantastic opportunity to re-read and truly appreciate this wonderful series from start to finish.
Review: Petrichor (Good Comics)
We often talk about a comic pushing boundaries, however when it comes to Petrichor, the new book from Gareth A Hopkins then there really is nothing else out there quite like this.
Review: The Offspring #1 & #2 (Correct Handed Prodcutions)
David Whalen’s The Offspring # 1 and 2 tells the story of four special people as they work together to find the family of one of their own.
Review: Harsh Prospect (Will Tempest)
Another discovery that came to use for our #DiscoverIndieComicsDay events, every Friday. Will Tempest’s Harsh Prospect is a thoughtful and stylish piece of dystopian near future sci-fi, that poses more questions than it answers. But does this make for a a harsh read, or something much more palatable?
Review: The Theory Volume 1 (TPub Comics)
This new anthology from tPub comics, (publisher of Turncoat, Theatrics and Twisted Dark) is the latest collection from their ‘Twisted’ series.
Review: The Robot War #1 (JF3CO)
While we often see robots defeating their human overlords in some manner, rarely do we see that uprising actually take place. With The Robot War, we get that wish.
Review: Geek Girl: Lightning Strikes (Markosia Enterprises)
Creating a superhero with original powers is no easy task, but in Sam Johnson’s Geek Girl: volume 1 we get a new twist on superpower acquisition.
Review: Cognition #4 (Ken Reynolds Comics)
We’ve previously reviewed all four instalments of Ken Reynolds and Sam Bentley’s steampunk supernatural series, Cognition, and so we wouldn’t miss chance to check out this arc-ending new issue.