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"The classic image of the Chandler noir detective is just a variation on the Cowboy" Stephan Franck talks 80s country...
We were huge fans of Stephan Franck's excellent vampire thriller Silver, and so were delighted to learn he was producing
"This will be used to start a discussion - between you and I and everyone else making comics" UK Comics...
It's pretty safe to say that UK comics scene has undergone something of a resurgence in the last few years.
"The intent was to use the trappings of pop culture from the 60s and 70s to discuss things like alienation...
From it's early days as a mind bending homage to classic 60s spy TV series, Fraser Campbell and James Corcoran's
Review: Acceptable Losses (Queer Comix)
Whether you believe it belongs in the medium or not, there is no denying that political views and opinions have
Review: Victory Point (Avery Hill Publishing)
Owen Pomery’s new book Victory Point is a gloriously sun kissed tale of a walk down memory lane as Ellen
Review: What We Don't Talk About (Avery Hill Publishing)
We’ve all had that awkward first meeting with a new partner’s parents, but what if they turn out to be
Review: Alex Automatic #4 & #5 (Cabal Comics)
Fraser Campbell and James Corcoran’s mind-bending 60s spy series Alex Automatic is back with a new double issue, but is
Review: Friday #1 (Panel Syndicate)
Following in the technicoloured footsteps of the Eisner award winning The Private Eye, comes the new book from Panel Syndicate
Review: Flake (Penguin Random House)
It’s been a couple of years since we first saw pages from Matthew Dooley’s long awaited debut graphic novel Flake
"We decided to launch because we wanted the world to still go on in some capacity" Ryan K Lindsay on...
Even though the world is in global lockdown there are still people out there making comics and promoting them on
"It started out as a coping mechanism during late-night car journeys where I’d see a lot of dead animals around"...
With it's haunting image of a stag on the cover, and the strange and wonderful creatures inside, Claire Spiller's Raze
Review: Frank at Home on the Farm #1-3 (Jordan Thomas)
With the World in Lockdown and Diamond closing its doors, temporarily ceasing distribution of comics to shops, the source for
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