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Review: Comic Nasties Volume 1
How about a couple of stories of terror in the classic style that harken back to the likes of "Welcome to the House of Mystery" or EC's "The Vault of Horror" comics in black and white art that captures that mood while delivering the charm of your…
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Review: Dream Machine by Ky Lawrence
How about another excellent example of the wonderful catalogue available at the LDC Online Comics Fair with a story of a unique brotherly love in art that feels like David Lynch made an Underground Manga? Welcome to a special mind with Dream Machine…
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Review: Cosmic Debris #3
How about the third installment of the sci-fi space opera with strong values of anti-authoritarian exploits, romance and comradery with sprinkles of psychonaut in art that delivers its most polished presentation to date? Set the space sails for…
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Review: Cows by Devi Menon
How about an autobiographical entry in the Laydeez Do Comics Online Comics Fair tackling the difficult situation of dealing with a loved one in hospital and the complex questions surrounding suffering in enjoyable art with an Art Deco-like style of…
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Review: Ways To Kill My Mother's Lover (With Limited Pocket Money and Minimal Mess)
How about an autobiographical delve into family dynamics, examining the relationship of three generations of women at the centre of an unstable family, touching on emotional and physical abuse, presented in an enticing watercolour production of art?…
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Review: I Let Love Destroy Me and All I Got Was This Stupid Comic
How about a journey of self discovery born through the wake of a difficult breakup, utilizing a self defined "Slut Era" navigating online dating and the trappings of casual relationships, in art of beautifully charming minimalist presentation? I Let…
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Review: Estrela d'Oeste
How about an autobiographical wonder of exceptional beauty to warm your heart with love and respect for a devoted, hard-working mother, one Walkiria Gutierrez Larkin in art as beautiful as the souls responsible? You will want Estrela d'Oeste by…
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Arks Comic Review: Issues #4 & #5 - Peak Indie Sci-Fi
How about a return to the series that makes bodily fluids and excretions a beguiling experience of unabashed beauty, with a sci-fi story so steeped in powerful prophetic real science fiction seems almost inappropriate? There is only one, even though…
