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Review: Worm by Matthew Cooper
How about a story with pills, jealousy, romance, a meaningful bench and an emblematic serpent of ancient Egypt and Greece in murky-coloured drenched art with strong presentation? Well, this one is a package of limitless bounds, from Matthew Cooper,…
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Review: Sentinel #14 Heartbreak Spotel
How about a return to the best modern 64-page digest format comic, for a Fawlty Towers inspired crime caper with a few familiar faces in impeccable ink-heavy psychedelic outlaw-tinted black and white art? Sentileers rejoice and Huzzah! For issue 14,…
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Review: The Panharmonion Chronicles
How about some pond jumping, time-hopping, matter transporting, Quantum Entanglement exploring, fabric of reality questioning storytelling in art from the inkmaster king of reflected light? The Panharmonion Chronicles from Henry Chebaane and Stephen…
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Review: Space Fartz #1-3 and Space Fartz Too #1
How about a comic as splendidly stupid as George Lucas re-editing the original trilogy or a fart in a space suit at a funeral, in art as bold and free as a freshly escaped lion in London? Well, hold onto your hyperdrive; it's Marc Jackson with Space…
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Review: Killtopia Vol 4 & 5
How about a return for the epic conclusion to the machine raging, raging against the machine, comic book series that makes a perfect argument for how comics can surpass other media thanks to inventive narrative and savage art that cannot be…
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Review: Big Ugly from Avery Hill Publishing
How about some delicious minimalist painting with an art deco hue, digital art with a quietly delivered, tragic, humorous, heartbreaking, post-coming-of-age story? Ellice Weaver has the answer in Big Ugly. Big Ugly comes from the, born in Bath,…
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Review: Flesh & Flora from Quindrie Press
How about a biomechanical landscape set, chirp-tending accident fable with a heavy dose of self-preservation cautionary tale starring a cyborg and a mech in an accomplished Anime style with hints of cyberpunk? Well, trust me, you want to try Flesh…
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Review: Second Chances
Second Chances is the second collection of short comics from Will O'Mullane, following on from the brilliant Establishing Shot. There is no B side this time, though, with just three stories taking center stage. The three stories we have are Second…
