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Review: Colours Side A - Innovative Storytelling in Indie Comics

What makes a comic truly unique? Is it the story, the art, or perhaps the way it engages all your senses? COLOURS Side A, a self-published project by Nev Bamshew, challenges the norms of indie comics by offering not just a book but an experience. If...

22nd September, 2024

Review: Tribute Press's Flesh 'N Ink - A Satirical Masterpiece

Written by Tony Esmond with art by Adam Falp, Flesh 'N Ink follows the writers, artists, and editors of Tribute Press, a comic book publisher whose home is above a strip club. The '70s-set comic sees its heroes come up against a kidnapping Satanic...

14th September, 2024

Review: The Gunn Queen Volume 1: Interloper

If you're interested in a comic that takes one of the saddest moments in someone's life and incorporates everything they love in life and culture to create a story that embodies the best parts of Scottish culture, then The Gunn Queen: Interloper...

14th September, 2024

Review: The Void by Martin Simpson

If you're looking for a comic that is as haunting as it is visually stunning, then you absolutely need to check out The Void by Martin 'SIMO' Simpson. A new mini-comic from the creator of NORD that will leave you eagerly anticipating his next comic,...

5th September, 2024

Review: Spaceboy & the Future King #1

How about a comic series featuring a young Arthur, UFOs, dragons, and a 5th Centry Bat-Man? Well, SPACEBOY & THE FUTURE KING #1 by Rory Donald is a new three-part all-ages series featuring exactly that, and it will be funded through...

31st August, 2024

Review: Once There Was Dancing by Sean Azzopardi

If you're looking for deeply reflective and autobiographical comics that delve into a comic creator's life across different decades, then Once There Was Dancing by Sean Azzopardi is just what you need. The comic is part of the Life's a Party series....

20th August, 2024

Review: Trapped by Twisted Comics

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to navigate the high-stakes world of poker? In Neil Gibson's latest graphic novel, "Trapped," we follow Joe, a down-on-his-luck poker player/commentator, as he dives headfirst into a whirlwind of...

1st August, 2024

Review: SENTINEL Issue 16 - The Story Of Johnny Rocket

Have you ever wondered what happens when a rock band's epic tale transcends music and becomes a full-fledged comic book adventure? Sentinel Issue 16 dives into the fantastical world of John Roquet, expanding on the original story by Cats In...

26th July, 2024

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