The Latest UK Comic Reviews

Review: Samsara Vol 2: A Crisis Of Faith

How about a comic that continues to explore the depths of faith, identity, and the human spirit? If that's what you're after, then Samsara Vol 2: A Crisis of Faith by Shriram Swaminathan, John Henry Esteban, and Mariam Yasser Farouck is precisely...

24th November, 2024

Review: Kingdom United: Clean Up London #1

If you're seeking a fresh perspective on dystopian fiction in comic form, Kingdom United: Clean Up London #1 may be exactly what you need. The latest work by Henry Chebaane begins a new series set in a near-future London, featuring a diverse cast of...

19th November, 2024

Review: Starlit Lovers

If you're looking for a comic that beautifully blends slice-of-life storytelling with heartfelt romance and beautiful art, then you need Starlit Lovers by KistuneArt and Lor Phoenix. This touching and pensive LGBTQ love story will captivate you from...

12th November, 2024

Review: Ugly Mug #8

If you're on the hunt for a comic that blends humour with a touch of the bizarre, then Ugly Mug #8 is your next must-read. This latest instalment from the creative minds at The House of Harley delivers a quirky, offbeat narrative with a whole host...

2nd November, 2024

Review: Falcon #2

If you're looking for an old-school tabloid-style comic that packs a punch with every page, then Falcon #2 could be what you're after. That's right; Falcon has returned after the success of issue one with a fresh collection of single and double-page...

12th October, 2024

Review: Colours Side A - Innovative Storytelling in Indie Comics

What makes a comic truly unique? Is it the story, the art, or perhaps the way it engages all your senses? COLOURS Side A, a self-published project by Nev Bamshew, challenges the norms of indie comics by offering not just a book but an experience. If...

22nd September, 2024

Review: Tribute Press's Flesh 'N Ink - A Satirical Masterpiece

Written by Tony Esmond with art by Adam Falp, Flesh 'N Ink follows the writers, artists, and editors of Tribute Press, a comic book publisher whose home is above a strip club. The '70s-set comic sees its heroes come up against a kidnapping Satanic...

14th September, 2024

Review: The Gunn Queen Volume 1: Interloper

If you're interested in a comic that takes one of the saddest moments in someone's life and incorporates everything they love in life and culture to create a story that embodies the best parts of Scottish culture, then The Gunn Queen: Interloper...