Indie Comics

Review: Skip (Nobrow Press)
Now available in a gorgeous paperback edition, we revisit Molly Mendoza's Skip from Nobrow Press, which falls into the same
Review: .Self #1-4 (ComiXology Originals)
The latest offering from ComiXology Originals, .Self sees  High Crimes writer Christopher Sebela explore a near future dystopian tech story,
Review: The Miracles (Queer Comix)
The Miracles, created by Joe Glass, Vince Underwood, Harry Saxon and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, is an LGBT+ superhero comic about a
Review: We Have Demons #1 (ComiXology Originals)
This slice of demonic horror from ComiXology Originals sees superstar writer Scott Snyder (American Vampire, Nocterra) team back up with
Comixology unveils new version 4.0 app update - does it finally include ComiXology Unlimited for the UK?
This week we saw ComiXology unveil a new version of its app and web store, and as big fans of
Small Press Spotlight: The Blame #1, Skyline #1, The Domesticated Afterlife
Our latest round up of the best small press comics forces us to take a real look at ourselves and
Review: Hawk The Slayer #1 (Rebellion Entertainment)
The Eighties! For many a time of electro-pop, the miners’ strike, Thatcher and the terrifying spectre of nuclear Armageddon. For
Review: Bountiful Garden Volume 1 (Mad Cave Studios)
There are many types of sub-genres in the world of Horror, from the slasher to the monster and beyond, but
Review: Dead by Dawn #1 (Scar Comics)
With a name that sounds a bit like a George Romero movie and with a cover by Charlie Adlard, can
Review: Tales From The Wedding Present Volume 1: Go Out And Get ‘Em Boy! (Scopitones/Raw Shark)
Comics and music might seem like strange bedfellows but they’ve been hanging out together for decades, from The Archies in
Review: Speed Republic #1 (Mad Cave Studios)
Perennial Pipedream favourite Ryan K. Lindsay (Eternal, Deer Editor, Beautiful Canvas) is back with a unique new series from a
Indie Comics Round-Up: A Kings Vengeance, Nightmare Fuel, Turning Roads
Even though it is a new year we are still discovering some fantastic new indie and small press comics (with