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Review: Time Out - A Day at the Ruins by Alex Rooth

Sometimes you want a simple, easy-to-read comic suitable for all ages. Time Out: A Day at the Ruins by Alex Rooth is a black-and-white, calm-inducing, 60-page comic that could be just what you need. Time Out: A Day at the Ruins follows an unnamed...

26th November, 2023

Review: Zip #2 - A Grungy Superhuman Comic

If you're a fan of black-and-white art, superhero comics, and stories that delve into the issue of prejudice fueled by ignorance and apathy, then you might want to check out Zip #2. The comic is currently being funded on Kickstarter and has been...

17th November, 2023

Review: Clash of the Cryptids #1

If you're after a monster tournament comic from one of the masters of horror in the UK indie comic scene, then Clash of the Cryptids #1 from Afterlight Comics could be the comic for you. Think Predator, Pokemon, and the Hunger Games rolled into one,...

2nd November, 2023

Review: Under The Floorboards Anthology

If you're after a comic with twisted tales of horror, aliens, witches, gangsters, spaceships, Bigfoot, futuristic cars, the Devil, parallel dimensions, fever dreams, and murder, then boy is this an anthology for you! Under the Floorboards is a...

1st November, 2023

Review: Midnight Heart by KitsuneArt

Are you looking for murder with a twist featuring a cursed mummy, a glimpse of Ancient Egypt and a queer love story all wrapped up in a comic with an elegant art style? Then Midnight Heart by KitsuneArt could be what you're after. Midnight Heart...

30th October, 2023

Review: Love Death Eat Repeat #1

This Halloween, how about checking out a comic with mindless, ravaging zombies set back in the olden days of 1345, Wharram Percy, England? Love Death Eat Repeat from K K Hemmings (writer), Dimitrios Stamadianos (artist), Alfredo Rodriguez Murillo...

29th October, 2023

Review: Complete Darkness #1+2 by Matt Adcock

Are you looking for a comic with a mix of sci-fi and dystopian fiction with some incredible black-and-white art? A comic that poses that hell is real and is accidentally discovered to be all around us? Complete Darkness, by Matt Adcock and Karl...

16th October, 2023

Review: Flux Volume One

How about a sci-fi story with a thoroughly mapped out future universe of interplanetary humankind, including floating countries, genetically engineered species, an abandoned Earth and delicately balanced factions under threat, that's full of love...

5th September, 2023

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