John Tucker has been making a fantastic name for himself on the small press circuit over the past couple of years thanks to excellent books like Adrift and Bald, but also his unique convention appearances where he will draw pictures of you getting killed in surreal situations and also fake IDs. His new book The […]
This week, with their new kickstarter only just round the corner, we check out the first 4 issues of David S Crispino and Tony Gregori’s time travelling adventure comic, Ancient Noise. Can this comic, which sees a team of time traveller’s cause all sorts of mayhem when a mission goes very wrong, bag itself another […]
With Christmas and New Year disappearing into the distant past, it’s time to start thinking about comic conventions again, and this means we turn our attention to the traditional season opener The True Believers Comic Festival 2020, which is held in Jury’s Inn, Cheltenham on Saturday 1st February 2020. One of our favourite events of […]
With a new year now upon us it’s a great chance to catch up on some of the small press titles we were sent over December while we were distracted with our end of year awards. This month we look at ghostly monks, music inspired superheroes and sci-fi sheriffs.
Even if you rarely step outside the indie comics bubble, you can’t have missed hearing about the devastating fires that have affected Australia in the past few weeks. As part of an effort to help fund relief effort for those affected, our good friends at Good Comics have joined forces with Aussie comic creator Ben […]
George Lennox and Russel Olson return with the second issue of their 80s infused crime comic Lady Hollywood, but can this intricate drama keep us hooked?
Emma Vieceli and Malin Ryden’s LGBTQA+ love story is a perennial favourite here at Pipedream Comics, but one that we’ve not reviewed, until now!
Vault Comics continue their high quality, genre spanning output with Black Stars Above #1 a chilling historical horror from Lonnie Nadle and Jenna Gha.
Vault Comics continue their run of exciting new titles with an intergalactic crime caper, Heist or How to Steal a Planet. Can this new title steal readers interest or will it simply end up doing time?
This years award for ‘graphic-novel-we-really-should-have-read-sooner’ goes to Tillie Walden’s Are You Listening? A thoughtful and powerful road story of two young women travelling through Texas with a supernatural cat.