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Sentinel #11 "Dark Matter", Review
Alan Holloway is back with the latest Sentinel comic - issue 11 "Dark Matter". A five-strong team of mercenaries, each with a unique psychic ability. After a successful job, they are hired by the Narata Corporation to jump into a war zone in order…
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Anomaly Squad #1 Review
Anomaly Squad is the latest comic from the mind of Luke Halsall, who we were lucky enough to speak to earlier this year where he mentioned that this comic was heading to Kickstarter in March. The premise is a simple one - on a Tuesday morning,…
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Chrono-Cat Review. The Dinosaur Punching Cat.
At the end of January, Markosia released the collection of Stu Perrin's comic for young readers, Chrono-Cat - a smart-ass cat that, with the help of some friends, can travel through time. He also has an arch-enemy called Luther, who's a fish with a…
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Glorious Wrestling Alliance: Ultimate Championship Edition, Review
Glorious Wrestling Alliance from cartoonist Josh Hicks slams you straight into the insane world of pro wrestling as he chronicles the ups and downs of a struggling band of wrestlers lead by their fish-headed leader Great Carp. Collected in full…
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Theatrics Vol 1 and 2, Reviewed
How about a 1920s set belter of a story following one man's fall from the limelight and battle to redefine himself as a different beast with art that hits harder than Mike Tyson? It's time to raise the curtain on Theatrics Volumes 1 &…
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Killtopia #1-3, Reviewed
How about a love for old school Manga inspired, dystopian Japan set, high tech battle royale involved, sentient A.I starring savage story with art that starts like Frank Quitely meets Georges Remi and switches to Heath Robinson on acid after…
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Sentinel #10: Newtopia, Reviewed
How about a sci-fi noir in a future influenced by aliens and their experimentation where the language comes peppered with classic 40’s noir? Well buster, doll, Sentileer, it’s Sentinel #10 Newtopia, HUZZAH! Can you believe it? Almost…
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Lad Issues 1-3, Reviewed
How about a crime family drama meets folklore fantasy with dabs of occult horror, pagan and Viking mythology and even Putti in shadow heavy pencil and ink art? If you can’t see the woods for the trees, don’t, it will make your eyes bleed…
