Indie Comics

As you would expect with a name like Hell in Stalingrad, this new book from Rob Jones (Madius Comics) and
We’re a bit late to the party with Pop Kill, the awesome crowd funded series from industry heavyweights Jimmy Palmiotti
With nearly 80 years of publishing history amongst them, Superheroes have been the centre of a lot of stories, many
If you're going to produce a comic based on an epic sci-fi video game, then hiring a writer with the
With this weekend's Thought Bubble Comic Festival turning into a purely digital affair, there have not been the raft of
The Fall line up of new books from TKO Studios all seem to have a darkly and foreboding air to
Our review of the first issue of this queer high school comedy got lost in the first lockdown. And so
A Dark Interlude sees us returning to the harrowing world of Fearscape and it’s flawed hero Henry Henry. Ryan O’Sullivan’s
We take a look at three great small press titles: Hoards of Surrey from Dave Wimblett and Rory Donald; Joe
Can Burn Residue stoke the fires of interest or will this be a title whose flame is anything but eternal?
Jonny Cannon’s The United is an anarchic mix of post modern superheroism, with shades of classic Marvel UK, late 90s
Giga is the latest blockbuster from Vault Comics, and is another fantastic example of just why we bang on about