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Mr Jones's Smoking Bones Volume 1 Review
How about an occult detective, period, mystic, science story that's history laden and pondering with exceptional documentation of understanding in wonderfully strong black and white art? Step into the Aether with Mr Jones's Smoking Bones Volume 1 by…
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Karrot Can't Sleep #1 Review - PJ Fairweather's Beguiling Indie Comic
How about a super cute, super styled story of an art student suffering creative burnout, being beguiled by a bejewelled Jackalope and stalked by a vampire? Enrol in Karrot Can't Sleep #1 by PJ Fairweather. PJ Fairweather is a Scottish comic…
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Terra Squad #1 Review: A Continent-Colliding Sci-Fi Triumph
How about some continent-colliding sci-fi of secret Antarctic aliens, with interconnected, international protegees preparing for world-saving conflict? All illustrated by the king of indie comic book action. Heck yeah, it's Terra Squad #1 from the…
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The Fist #1 Review - A Gritty, Grief-Soaked Supernatural Thriller
How about a gritty and grimy psychological, supernatural thriller story of a potential psychopath with superpowers, with the best intentions and a haunted past, in high-class ink line art that gets as visually disturbed as its narrative in an…
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Capital P #3 Review - The Patroller Returns in Another Solid Indie Comic
How about a third instalment of the rose-tinted monocled bionic sporting, canine-nurturing hero with an unwavering, comic-book-instilled moralistic code with foundationally strong, commercially appealing art? It's time to patrol the streets again…
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Through the Looking Glass review - KitsuneArt's stylish anti-AI sci-fi comic
How about an anti-AI stance comic delivered with style and venom in a beautifully artistic way? Wrapped in a sci-fi and (very, very) loose retelling of Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There dressing? Fall into the…
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Space Bums #1 Review - Bonkers Sci-Fi Comics at its Very Best
How about some dastardly funny sci-fi meta destroying, library fighting, card game apocalyptic event causing awesomeness in art with a wonderful 90's graffiti aesthetic? Then set aside some quiet time for Space Bums #1 by Luke James Halsall and…
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Artichoke Knight Review - Buddy Comedy, Fantasy and Unwavering Positivity
How about a story of mysteries from a time ago of yore? Like the mystery of the chef-knights, the mystery of Rumbaba, the mystery of what lies East, a story of ambition, childhood friends and chasing big dreams? A story full of heart in bright,…
