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Tournament Tour Fighter Chapter 1 Review - A Beat 'Em Up Comic That Packs a Punch
How about some fighter game homaging beat 'em up exploits of a gallery of fighters with intriguing back stories and motives in dynamic and colourful art? No need for cheat codes, it's Tournament Tour Fighter from H.L Roberts, Andy Aksu and Rob Jones…
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Spite review - satirical spies and spiteful tech bros collide
How about two short stories about spitefulness born of an alliterative notification during a fan interaction at Thought Bubble that definitely doesn't have room for Sporks, in some bloody fantastic art? Take a breath and get yourself Spite from the…
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Murder Mystery and Other Stories Review - A Whimsical British Comic Delight
How about some Murder Mystery tom foolery that's light on both murder and in fact mystery as we follow the not so daring exploits of Sourdough and Hopps in black and white art with a funky cartoon style? Prepare for a giggle with Murder Mystery and…
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The Gloriously Untrue Adventures of Sapphira by Sapphira Olsen - Surreal Art Meets Space Kitten Chaos
How about some ethereal surrealist storytelling with sci-fi starring the most dangerous fiend of space, Felicette the cat? Sounds cool. Weird, right? Well, it gets even better as it's set in the mind of an archetypal goddess. It's beautifully…
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Fury by Dominique Duong Review - A Stunning Visual Journey Through Rage
How about an exquisite introspective comic on the nature of anger and repression in beautifully brutal visually striking art? Explore the darkness with Fury by Dominique Duong. Dominique Duong is a comic book artist and illustrator based in…
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Every Last One #2 Review – Murder, Mystery & Powers of Persuasion
How about a return to the supernatural serial killer thriller starring a shadowy group of orphans with potent powers of persuasion being picked off while a scarfaced detective with a past attempts to piece the puzzle together in art with a subtle…
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The Traveller Volume 2 Review: Alt-History Meets Absurdist Genius
It's been five years, but how about a return to the sci-fi alt-history altogether surprising steampunk aesthetic, enjoying a political thriller with a unique, enticing art style? It's the unmistakable The Traveller Volume 2 from Neil Gibson and…
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Hyena Man #1 Review: Afrofuturism Meets Superhero Sci-Fi
How about some science fiction superhero meets afrofuturism awesomeness with a slice of mysticism in high tier modern age comic book art with a vibrant colour palette? Then step into the Etianverse with Hyena Man from Etienne Kubwabo, Craig Andrew…
