We interview the biggest names in indie and small press comics about their latest work, their inspirations and what they can recommend to up and coming creators.
From the moment we saw the cover of The Seven Sagas of Silverbeard, with a wild eyed ape shot through with arrows we knew this was going to be the kind of book we would love. As we looked inside we found an incredibly rich and exciting world, rendered in perfect pulp/silver age detail. Keen […]
Anna Haifisch’s comic strip The Artist, has become a small press favourite thanks to its series of evocative stories about a life suffering for your art. We asked her what we can look forward to in The Artist: Circle of Life:
Joe Glass’ superhero series the Pride has been a shining light in the small press scene for its positive representation of LGBTQ characters, (and because it’s a really fun capes adventure in the vein of Claremont and Byrne’s X-Men). However, The Pride have now been recruited by ComiXology to be part of their Originals stable […]
The 90s are back in a big way, and riding this wave of nostalgia for the decade of grunge and generation x are Noel K Hannan and Rik Rawling who have compiled a new collected edition of their classic 90s series Streemeat. But how has this world of guns, girls and grunge faired in the […]
For their follow up to the gonzo world of Last Driver and the future gazing of Adventures in Science, Chris Baker and Matt Fitch of Dead Canary Comics have another out of this world story to tell, but one with a much more down to earth core to it – the Apollo moon landing. Teaming […]
The latest book that we have discovered via cowd-funding platform Unbound is Shaun Gardiner’s spectacular The Boy With Nails For Eyes. A surreal and dream like book that mixes the nightmarish world of Guillermo Del Toro with the elaborate world building of Neil Gaiman and the quirky artwork of Shaun Tan or Dave McKean. Keen […]
We catch up with Sean Michael Wilson and Robert Brown, the creative team behind The Many Not The Few. Tell us a bit about the inspiration and background for The Many Not the Few. What inspired you to tell the stories of these key moments in British popular history and why did you think now […]
From its explosive opening scene which sees a bunch of grizzled mercs battling aliens on a battle ravaged planet then you know you are in for some hard hitting action in To The Death. But what else would you expect from Simon Furman and Geoff Senior, creators or Death’s Head and Dragon’s Claws. We caught […]
The new series from Sink’s John Lees and Scam artist Ryan Lee, Moutainhead is a mix of horror and mystery, with plenty of hidden meaning. We find out more!
Writers Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin turn the tragedy of two African economic migrant’s journey to Europe into a powerful graphic novel with ILLEGAL