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Review: The Keluarga Cable Ship Company by Mereida Fajardo
How about a beautiful and atmospheric continuous scroll comic that will tug at your emotions like the dull ache of unrequited love, with a tangible isolation in a minimalist style with a limited colour palette? Well, step aboard The Keluarga Cable…
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Review: Spaceboy & the Future King #2
How about a fun for all Arthurian legend tale set in a perhaps not entirely historically accurate Cornwall starring a Spitty Pig? Want to know what a Spitty Pig is and enjoy the art of a unique, fun style that has hints of Mignola and Calvin &…
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Review: Steak #3
How about some deliciously meaty sci-fi with artisan time travel sure to tickle the taste buds of the Glutton Club in boldly shaded styled art of prime cut quality, oh yeah and it's chock full of Dinosaurs? Then sink your teeth into Steak from Will…
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Review: Bete Noir #4 & 5
How about a delve back into the superhero revenge story that whirls up like an air raid siren that reveals its mysteries better than the masked magician ever could in art of exceptional quality dripping in grit? It's the plot that's meatier than a…
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Review: Infection #1-3
How about a zombie apocalypse story focused on four mostly likeable survivors as they attempt to navigate of all places Peterborough with an art style utilising frantic sketch lines that add drama to the action? Then welcome to the new world in…
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Review: Pirate Fun #1-3
How about some puntastic high-sea adventures for all ages? You'll laugh, you'll sing, or at the very least develop a grin, it's so good the clues in the name and the arts charismatic to boo!t Well, no need to walk the plank, you want Pirate Fun from…
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Review: Sentinel 17 - They Call Her Trinity
How about a sci-fi Western of a whip-smart or knife-whip-smart bounty hunter on a personal mission in art that has an underground 90's/00's futurist graffiti aesthetic? Sentileers will rejoice loudest, and all will be entertained as Sentinel issue…
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Review: RASP Book One by Martin Simpson
How about some halo noir sci-fi of a Detective navigating a freedom-sacrificing dystopia where time is measured in production years and art is anarchy brought to you in art that I'm going to describe as spectacular SIMO-Vision (Trademark pending)?…
