Indie Comics

The Fox #1 cover
The Fox: #1-3 (Dark Circle Comics)
Archie Comics are throwing their hat back into the superhero ring with a relaunch of their Red Circle line  now known
"The beginning of the French Invasion" Delcourt and ComiXology to debut 150 exclusive new English language titles on digital comics...
Leading French comics publisher Delcourt and ComiXology are to set to release 150 exclusive new English language versions of some of their
High Crimes #12
High Crimes #1-12 (MonkeyBrain Comics)
The Eisner-award nominated digital comic High Crimes from MonkeyBrain Comics, has finally conquered it's 12 issue summit. But does this mountaineering
Black Canary #1
Black Canary #1 (DC Comics)
DC's all-new Black Canary #1 flicks between mysterious back stories, shadowy ne’er do wells and constant reminders that our heroine D.D. is
Afterlife with Archie volume 1: Escape from Riverdale (Archie Comics)
Afterlife with Archie volume 1 shouldn't work. The notion of reimagining the wholesome world of the Riverdale gang as a
Image Comics Expo 2015 announcements revealed: inc. Brian K Vaughan's The Private Eye comes to print and Walking Dead comes...
The bi-annual Image Comics Expo 2015 has created a niche for itself as a pre-Comic Con warm up as the
Digital comic book sales in 2014 top $100 million as market hits 20 year high!
According to market analysts Comichron and ICv2, the comics industry hit a 20 year high for graphic novel and comic
"You will never look at A-Ha's Take On Me in the same way again." Kieron Gillen discusses Phonogram: Immaterial Girl
Having completed their first 12 issues of their creator-owned series The Wicked and The Divine, writer Kieron Gillen and longtime collaborator Jamie
Digital Indie Comics Round Up (July 2015) Big Punch Magazine, Metazoa, Creepy Scarlett and A Song For Heroes
Every month we discover loads of great indie comics which cannot always review in full on the site. So here's a
Stiffs #3 cover
Stiffs #1-3 (Smoking Simian Sequentials)
Thanks to Robert Kirkman and the shuffling hordes of undead wannabes, the zombie comic has become something of a cliche in recent
Terry Moore's Strangers In Paradise comes to Mark Waid's Thrillbent
Not content with just producing some of the world's best cutting edge digital comics, today Mark Waid and John Rogers'
Super! Volume 1 (Unlikely Heroes Studio)
2015 is shaping up to be a real 'Summer of Superheroes', but what if you're tired of the same old offerings