It’s been a strong year for digital comics giant ComiXology and their creator-owned series released under the ComiXology Originals banner. Along with a new ‘season’ for small press stalwart The Pride, we’ve seen stand out title like Delver and The Stone King join established titles like Richard Starkings’ Elephantmen 2261 and more. This autumn, ComiXology […]
From the moment we saw the cover of The Seven Sagas of Silverbeard, with a wild eyed ape shot through with arrows we knew this was going to be the kind of book we would love. As we looked inside we found an incredibly rich and exciting world, rendered in perfect pulp/silver age detail. Keen […]
This month’s indie comics round up takes a look at fantastic series which have been collected into must read trade paperbacks.
We look at Heart of Steal #1, Fraser Campbell and Katie Fleming’s futuristic heist comic about three friends on different sides in the midst of a robbery.
For his follow up to Ghosts Etc. George Wylesole delves into the murky world of online adventuring in the late 1990s for this uniquely original read.
A new Tammy and Jinty Special brings back classic 70s titles and is packed full of fantastic female focused stories from some of small press’ biggest names.
We are still kicking ourself that we have only just discovered this hilarious series from writer Joshua Saxon. Milky follows the adventures of a milk man from a quaint English village who is attempting to save the planet (and the girl he loves) from an alien race who are invading and kidnapping women in order […]
The latest book from High Crimes’ Christopher Sebela is a cyberpunk mystery that follows a technologically altered young woman on a search for meaning in the mysterious town of Laurelwood.
The latest campaign from the fantastic Fair Spark Books is a collection of their all ages series Ella Upgraded. The story sees a young girl who is obsessed with video games, getting hit by a car, and the only way to save her is for her scientist older brother to implant her gamebox console into […]
Anna Haifisch’s comic strip The Artist, has become a small press favourite thanks to its series of evocative stories about a life suffering for your art. We asked her what we can look forward to in The Artist: Circle of Life: