Review: The Stone King #1 (comiXology Originals)
A young pickpocket gets more than she bargains for when she steals a giant ruby from the back of the enigmatic Stone King himself (who is like a rocky Tree Beard meets The Iron Giant).
How to submit your indie comic for review at Pipedream Comics
We love it when a we get sent a new indie comic for review and it introduces to an amazing new artist, writer or group of characters that we’ve never heard of before. But for anyone out there who is wondering how to go about submitting indie comic for review, here is our quick guide […]
Review: Scratcher #1-3 (Arbutus Comics)
When a struggling artist becomes a tattooist (or scratcher), she gets more than she bargains for as her customers become possessed by their ink and head out on bloodthirsty rampages in Scratcher!
Review: Freedom Bound (BHP Comics)
Scottish indie publisher, BHP Comics continue their more socially conscious work with Freedom Bound, a collection of three stories looking at slavery in Scotland.
“Growing up there was always a feeling of a bogey man somewhere” Rachael Ball talks about the personal inspirations for Wolf from Selfmadehero
Having earned a just deserved second place in our recent rundown of the best small press and indie comics of the year 2018, we caught up with Wolf creator Rachael Ball to find out more about the personal influences on it contains and the inspirations for her emotional and complex tale of grief and childhood […]
Review: Nasty Girls volume 1 (Cult Empire Comics)
Hard-hitting rock ‘n’ roll gets a whole new meaning in this high energy tale of pop punk vigilantes from Cult Empire Comics, the team behind Lady Hollywood.
Kickstarter We Love: Sliced Quarterly Volume 3
With so many great comics crowd funding on Kickstarter at the moment, we decided to bring back our regular look at some of the best and this week we shine a light on an old favourite, with a new volume – Ken Reynold’s excellent experimental anthology Sliced Quarterly volume 3. Collecting together issues #9-12 of […]
Review: I Am Hexed #1
Having smashed it’s Kickstarter goals in 2018, we find out if Kirsten Thompson and Christianne Gillenardo-Gondreau’s magical political thriller I Am Hexed is worth your dollars or cursed to be avoided.
Review: The Second Coming of Krent Able (Knockabout Comics)
After reading recent anthology I Feel Machine, which was co-compiled by Krent Able, you’d think we would know what to expect from this collection of work from the cult artist. But nothing could adequately prepare us for the dark and twisted, anarchically hilarious strips in this new collection from Knockabout Comics.
“It was really the community around the series that made the campaign explode!” Lorenzo Etherington on the success of How To Think When You Draw
To celebrate being awarded our first ever Community Champion award, we caught up with Lorenzo Etherington, one half of the all conquering Etherington Brothers, to discuss their hugely successful Kickstarter for How To Think When You Draw and their plans for 2019.