The Latest UK Comic Reviews

Review: Second Shift by Kit Anderson

How about a bit of psychological sci-fi in a future crafted by AI and algorithmic influence controlled by mega corporation TERRACORP with its own seedy, terrifying slogan and dreamscape reality in art that melts the imaginings and blends the beauty...

28th April, 2025

Review: Odysseus In Defiance Of The Gods

How about a journey into one of the oldest surviving works of literature, kept unflinchingly mature in its presentation and focusing on the king of Ithaca in art so good you'd assume appeasement of Apollo? I'm sure Homer would approve, so make like...

24th April, 2025

Review: Reanimator Incorporated 1-3

How about a Lovecraft inspired, Dante Inferno homaging, heaven and hell exploring nature of death examining old monster waking, demon repenting sci-fi horror comic with art that's demonically celestial? Then summon forth Reanimator Inc 1-3 from Andy...

18th April, 2025

Review: PAWS 'Gabby Gets it Together' and 'Mindy Makes Some Space'

How about some middle grade stories of young girls navigating their first business, friendship, family and a fountainess fondness for animals in cartoony comic book art that's as fun as the adventures depicted? Then treat someone special or save up...

15th April, 2025

Review: Scinematic Figments #1 & #2

How about some sci-fi with stories darker than a Vantablack sponsored black hole that covers such things as an alternative perspective on cancer, the devil in the details of time travel, otherworldly addiction and contemplation on the highway to...

10th April, 2025

Review: The Collected Letters of Courier Z Vol 1

How about a sci-fi hardcore Postman Pat, but it's a lady with an AI cat who flies with an umbrella, you'll think it very clever (yes, I wrote this with the theme song in my head) in a smorgasbord of anthology presented art styles? The Collected...

8th April, 2025

Review: Falcon #3

If you're looking for the only old-school A3-sized comic anthology that is absolutely stuffed with 32 pages of pure entertainment, then you need to be checking out Falcon #3, which has firmly beaten its funding goal on Kickstarter with time to...

3rd April, 2025

Review: Adrift On A Painted Sea by Tim Bird

How about a touching autobiographical comic exploring creativity, landscapes and the relationships between that makes us, in a mix of minimalist charismatic comic art and beautiful absorbing paintings? Then cast off to Adrift On A Painted Sea by Tim...

2nd April, 2025

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