Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Jim Alexander, Luke Cooper, Planet Jimbot, Will Pickering
Jim Alexander’s 1st two issues of Wolf Country (reviewed here) seemed to have an entire universe of possibilities behind it with it’s mix of wild west & werewolves and the good news is that issue #3 brings with more of the same and then some.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Daniel Romero, Gerry, James Mulholland, The Disease
Writer James Mulholland brings us this one-shot about Zombies…..and while the initial thoughts that this could be another addition to an overly saturated comics genre…….that’s soon found to be as far from the truth as you can get.
Filed under: Comic Reviews | Tags: Alex Cormack, ComixTribe, Exit Generation, Find, Sam Read
Sam Read teams up with Alex Cormack on this latest one-shot release Find as he follows in the footsteps of John Less with The Standard & And Then Emily Was Gone by stepping into the direct market comics thanks to ComixTribe.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, IDW Comics | Tags: Damien Worm, IDW, Robot Face, Steve Niles, The October Faction
The October Faction became an instant hit with me and was one of the easiest picks for my 2014 highlights and with three issues of perfection already from Steve Niles & Damien Worm……I was hoping this would continue into 2015.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, IDW Comics | Tags: Colin Lorimer, Fox Mulder, Frank Black, IDW, Joanna Lafuente, Joe Harris, Lance Henriksen, Millennium, Shawn Lee
After IDW brought The X-Files back for it’s 10th season in comic book form…..the reigns stayed in the hands of Joe Harris for the return of it’s darker, misunderstood cousin – Millennium.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Raw Edge Comics, Shaun Dobie, The Red Mask From Mars, Vincent Hunt
Creator Vincent Hunt writes, draws & letters the Origin & issue #1 of his title The Red Mask from Mars – a horror sci-fi action comedy
Filed under: Comic Reviews | Tags: Alterna Comics, Billy the Pyro, Brad Burdick, Eddy Swan, Fabian Cobos
Alterna Comics brings us Billy the Pyro – the story of genetic experiments gone wrong & teen Billy caught in the middle with all the mood swings you can imagine.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Let's Go To Bordeaux, Neil Slorance, Nine Lines of Metro, Seven Days of Berlin
Neil Slorance brings us his third & (sadly) final travelogue with Let’s Go To Bordeaux and like his previous travelogue’s Nine Lines of Metro and Seven Days in Berlin the book is packed with charm.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Accent UK, Andy Bloor, Bad Mother Publisher, Midnight Man, Mo Ali
Creative team Mo Ali & Andy Bloor bring us this new tale of a London vigilante that can cross time & dimensions…….and what a ride this issue is.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Angel, Bear, Chris Wildgoose, Cory Smith, Dan Harris, FabMan, Frost, Gavin Mitchell, HEctor Barros, Jack Davies, Jack Lawrence, Joe Glass, Joshua Faith, Kendall Goode, Kris Anka, Kris Carter, Mar Ellerby, Muscle Mary, The Pride, Twink, White Trash, Wolf
Creator Joe Glass brings us The Pride – a superhero comic with a difference as it tackles an issue that most comics venture into with it’s frank & refreshing approach to sexuality.
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