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Spectrum, Review (Time Bomb Comics)
Time Bomb Comics partnered with Anderson Entertainment to create a unique anthology with original stories for New Captain Scarlet, Space Precinct and Terrahawks. Spectrum was successfully funded on Kickstarter earlier this year, and if that…
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Death Inc. Books 1, 2 & 3 Review (Not So Tiny Comics)
Death Inc. is one of those stories you are told is brilliant by anyone that's read it. So it's been on my backlog of comics to catch up on for a while. Now that I've read all three volumes, does it live up to expectations? Let's delve into…
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My 22 Always Works Review
My 22 Always Works is a noir tale of love, lust and betrayal from Russell Hillman and Freaktown Comics. A tribute to Wally Woods celebrated 22 Panels That Always Work. If you're unfamiliar with 22 Panels That Always Work, then take a few moments…
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Amputation Capital Review
Amputation Capital is a new 5-part story from Tpub Comics. A dystopian present where celebrities and influencers can legally sell body parts on a publicly-traded skin market. Sounds just like a story we'd expect to come out of Tpub Comics! With a…
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Fairy Tale, Review
When you think of fairy tales, they seem to be happier stories than they originally were. Fairy Tale, from Angry Intern Books by Ziad Semaan and Andres Prieto-Spool has more in common with the classic twisted fairy tales that leave you wondering…
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The Hoards of Surrey #1 & #2 Review
The Hoards of Surrey is a treasure hunt story by Dave Wimblett. Like a modern-day Goonies. I don't know a single person that disliked that film. So a comic that's similar but set in the UK? Should be good, right? You start with Mike McKenzie.…
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Deadliner Review
Dave Cook, the mastermind behind Killtopia, has just finished funding his latest comic on Kickstarter - Deadliner. Working with artist Donna A Black, Dave tells a simple story of a writer suffering from writer's block in the wake of his friend's…
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Woodland Creatures: Wild Souls Vol 1 & 2, Review
Woodland Creatures: Wild Souls was originally a novel by Cristina Roswell, which has since been adapted into a 3-volume graphic novel series along with Fali Ruiz-Davila, artist Tomás Aira, and letterer Gonzalo Duarte. Two volumes are…
