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Lemonade Parts 1-3 Review - A Minimalist, Heartbreaking Apocalypse Told in Three Short Chapters
How about a dark, sad story of searching for lemons in the apocalypse that's as short as it is hard-hitting and special in art that has a haunting beauty? You'll want Lemonade Parts 1, 2 & 3 by Mat Martin and Jean-Côme. Mat Martin is a…
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An Ice Cream For The King Review - A Whimsical Tale of Adventure and Charm
How about something short and sweet as a mini 99 with a flake and sprinkles in art as whimsical as chasing the notes of Greensleeves on a summer afternoon for a screwball? Set sail for An Ice Cream For The King by William Healy. William Healy is…
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Crystal Heart Review - A Stunning Fusion of TTRPG Energy and Fantasy Adventure
How about a true Saga in a book that has an aura of accessibility that shines with blinding enthusiasm? A game changer for the way comics can tell stories with art and storytelling prowess that will have you invested in dice rolls with a T.T.R.P.G…
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The Odyssey #1 Review - A Stunning Renaissance‑Sci‑Fi Reinvention
How about a futurist sci-fi retelling of one of the oldest surviving works of literature that blurs the lines between religion and technology in art that captures a classical Renaissance quality worthy of the epic? Then prepare for the journey of…
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Secret Agent Nessie Review - A Joyful, Scottish Comic Full of Heart and Humour
How about something for the younger ones with fun and jokes abound, starring a trio of Loch friends protecting their home, each other and the fish supply from some pesky and one misunderstood feathered foes? Get your rocket skates on for Secret…
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Junction Jones and the Corduroy Conspiracy review - A Genre‑Bending Detective Tale Across Time
How about a mixed media conspiracy theory self actualised story that's like going down a King built Knossos scale rabbit hole centered on a murder mystery with a future, past train crash starring an expired clone and definitely don't call them what…
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Sussex Chapter 2 Review - A Darker Descent Into Neon‑Noir Trauma
How about a return to the Neon-Noir World War 2 psychological thriller where things are getting much darker tonally, literally and literarily as the art of war shows its ugliness and the toll it can take on the mind, in dark but beautiful art that…
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Even The Stars Will Fall review: A Stunning Fusion of Myth, Art and Afro‑Futurist Storytelling
How about a story on the power of stories in all their forms? The ones we tell each other, ourselves and the ones music brings, dressed in heavy mythology with incendiary villains and secret societies in art to ignite your senses? Then you need Even…
