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Fabled Four #1 & #2 Reviewed

Do you like fantasy style RPGs? Or Pixel art in General? How about dark comedy mixed with some hero questing lads and an interesting strong female character? Jamie Me ticks all these boxes and more with the fascinating Fabled Four. Pixel art and...

11th October, 2019

Daughter of Titan #2 Review

Daughter of Titan #2, by Richard Mooney, is a far cry from what came before it. Put simply, after reading the first issue, I was looking forward to the second issue purely to see if there was an improvement because I felt it needed one. After...

7th August, 2019

To The Death #1 Review

To The Death actually began life as a series of webcomics a few years back, which, I'm disappointed to say completely passed me by. For the fans that followed it, though, they have every reason to be excited about this new 10-issue maxi-series by...

11th June, 2019

Wendigo Wood #1 Review

Wendigo Wood #1 is quite possibly one of the most engaging first issues I've picked up this year. The issue is pretty much split up into two parts. A young couple and their baby find themselves in Whisper Wendigo Wood. And there's a retired war...

5th November, 2018

Fictional Alignment review

Mike French has returned to the work of An Android Awakes and gone for a more conventional novel this time. The plot of Fictional Alignment is a bit tough to explain, but we shall give it a go (it's okay, though, because reading and following the...

10th August, 2018

CCTVYLLE #2 Review

Set in London in the not-too-distant future, CCTVYLLE shows the dramatic and controversial consequences of living a life with thousands of CCTV-bird hybrids that belong to a government-run agency in order to keep an eye out for any crime in the...

10th April, 2018

Daughter of Titan #1 Review

Daughter of Titan #1 is the story about Alena Amar, a young French Algerian woman living in America. After being attacked one night, Alena discovers she has super strength and eventually other powers as well. The idea for Daughter of...

14th May, 2017

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