Jason Aaron and Jason Latour’s new slice of Deep Southern grime, Southern Bastards #1 reeks of redneck from the very minute you read it’s title to the very last page, but is there more to it than a sweary title and baseball bat beatings?
MonkeyBrain Comics’ The Fallen #1 and #2 mixes a world of zombies and superheroes with a generous dose the wild west for good measure, but does this mash-up make the most of each genre’s best bits or does it just end up fallen?
Fresh from pounding the aisles at the London Exel Centre last month, our intrepid columnist Lizzie Boyle Says reports in with some small press observations in with her London Super Comic Con review.
The latest in our ‘why I love digital comics’ series sees indie comic creator and Afterlife Inc. writer Jon Lock wax lyrical about the joys of digital.
Superstar artist Bryan Hitch’s Real Heroes sees the king of the rubble-strewn panorama fill in the gaps between the epic double page spreads with something a bit more than a few nice celebrity portraits in his new mini-series from Image Comics. But will his words be as powerful as his pencils when all is said and […]
In the latest of our ‘Why I Love Digital Comics’ series Tim West, founder of UK digital comics storefront Comicsy, tells us why he loves his digital collection more than print.
The digital comics dream team of Mark Waid and Peter Krause tackle the Man Without Fear and take him into the brave new world of Infinite Comics (via San Francisco) in Marvel Comics’ Daredevil: Road Warrior #1.
The second book in Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s spin-off from the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Roses of Berlin sees us plunged into the world of German expressionism as Janni and her crew of pirates go on a mission into the heart of Nazi Germany to rescue her daughter and son-in-law from a German version of the League. But will this be a journey […]
We’re unveiling a new feature this week, the Tapastic Webcomic Weekly, a guide to some of the world’s best webcomics available on Tapastic the brilliant iPad and iPhone webcomic app. This week’s batch of webcomics featured on Tapastic showcases Yufei’s The Outer Door and Kelly Angel’s Anything About Nothing, both available via the Tapastic app!
Tim Gibson’s Moth City gets its first spin off this week in the form of Moth City Preludes: The Reservoir – an origin story for the maniacal Governor McCaw that is pitched as a western in black, white and blood. But can the evil Governor sustain the story on his own? Especially in a black […]