Indie Comics

"This wasn't about making a book for kids at all, we wanted to make a book that everybody can enjoy"...
Madius Comics's Bun was one of our favourite surprise packages of 2017, so we were thrilled to discover that this
"Most traditional genres have become too predictable, and the only way to keep them fresh is to whack them with...
With it's mix of classic old school crime noir and golden age sci-fi silliness, Russell Olson's Gateway City has been
"This is the launch pad for the entire Rebellion superhero-verse!" Simon Furman on reviving classic British heroes in The Vigilant
Classic British Comics are going through something of a resurgence this year, with new volumes of Misty, Scream and Roy
Small Press Spotlight: A Projection, Milford Green, The Train Terminates Here
Our latest spotlight on the world of small press comics features: A Projection, a new slice of interesting avant garde
"There’s something very cool about seeing a medieval priory come to life with colourful art and cosplay that makes the...
With it's unique location in a medieval friary, and it's chilled out atmosphere, the True Believers Summer Variant was one
ComiXology Originals Round-Up: Superfreaks, Elephantmen 2261, Ask For Mercy and Savage Game
Digital comics giant ComiXology have turned publisher with their new collection of ComiXology Originals. This opening collection of four titles
Show Report: The Comics Summit 2018
This weekend saw the first ever Comics Summit in Cheltenham, the brain child of Big Punch Studios' Jon Lock it
"His world is a hodgepodge, but he looks cool in every neighbourhood" we talk to Andrew Maxwell about The Bawdy...
Set in an alternate version of Paris where an inter-dimensional bomb and split the gaps between worlds, Lazlo Cale is
"Whether you're just starting out, or if you're already creating comics and want to spend time with your peers, I...
This July sees the first ever Comics Summit, a chance for indie and small press comic creators to share their
Small Press Spotlight: The Fist, Frankenstein Texas, Z
This month's small press spotlight looks at three very different genre tales: starting off with the collected edition of Jordan
Review: Murder Most Mundane (Mad Robot Comics)
The latest book from Brighton’s Mad Robot Comics, home to Cadavers and Last Exit to Brighton, sees a tough as
Review: Red Rocket Comet (Lab Rat Comics)
The 'annoyingly good' Matt Garvey returns with yet another new title this month in Red Rocket Comet the tale of