-
Embers Book 1 Review - A Stunning UK Indie Fantasy Comic
How about an original fantasy story with magic, demons and the arcane weirdness of the Platypus? Delivered in art with class and a talent for the magical. The tribute you want is Embers Book 1 by Lyndon White.Lyndon White is an artist, writer,…
-
Wilfred - The Chalice Review - Chris Rodenhurst's Wordless Dungeon Crawl
Do you fancy a comic that tells you everything and yet says nothing at all? Wilfred - The Chalice is the kind of quiet adventure you look forward to. A small knight, a torch, a hole in a hillside and a chalice. No captions, no speech bubbles. Not a…
-
Drake & Dog Armed Tales Review: Ed Pinsent's City Of Cruelty
How about an exercise in the exorcism of negative thoughts? A Metafiction-manifested collection of stories in Cubism-edged, free-form, absurdist, Expressionist art. All from the front-line flagbearer of idiosyncratic comic book creation. The one and…
-
It Flows Down From The Hill Review: Norrie's Near-Silent Fantasy Epic
How about a beautiful fantasy sci-fi comic showcasing the power of visual storytelling with minimal dialogue, tackling trauma, anger, and guilt powerfully through the adventures of a not-so-heroic warrior in service to an imposing machine? It's the…
-
The Panharmonion Chronicles Volume 2 Ghosts Of Sound Review
How about a return to the soundtracked, period-set sci-fi adventure steeped in history? A book that gives beautiful messaging on fear, life and death in light-saturated art festooned with period-accurate elements? Get the party restarted with The…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
