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A Nest of Shadows Review - Spies, Superbeings and Unanswered Questions
How about some intense action superhero, super-sleuth shenanigans of subterfuge and saviours in sumptuous black and white art? Mission accomplished with A Nest of Shadows from Stu Perrins and Saint Yak. Stu Perrins is no stranger to CBNUK with a…
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John of the Night Review: Darryl Cunningham's Cosmic Sci-Fi Epic
How about some sci-fi with spiritualism about a bullet to kill god with cosmic journeying, time travel, multiverses and celestial levels of death and other matters in disarmingly charming minimalism art? Observe John Of The Night by Darryl…
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Penny Blood and Other Stories Review: Patrick Brown's Genre-Hopping Anthology
How about three very different stories in one collection, ranging from Ray gun-sporting Victorian heroine sci-fi to mysterious fantasy and then 90s-set VR simulation theory exploration, all in art with a chameleon-like ability to adapt to its…
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Gorebull Review: A Dark Indie Horror Comic by Libby Dyer Douglas
How about a dark and haunting look into a gore voyeur, Reddit lurkers life and existential crisis that gives the phrase "falling on your own sword" an alternate, contemporary, digital efficacy in art with the beautiful macabre tones such a story…
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Peter Hogan's Black Forests Review: Scratch Comics Horror Anthology
How about six short but certainly not sweet, sinister stories of suspense and the supernatural, to disturb and delight in the way good horror can, with art from an eclectic mix that delivers the goods? Dare to venture into Peter Hogan's Black…
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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…
