Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: A Comic A Day In May, Ammar Al Chalabi, Bellamy Wart, Chris Welsh, H.P. Lovecraft, horror, Wart
Soon to hit a print and digital collection is the first three parts of web-comic Wart – a Gothic, Lovecraft inspired horror comic following the luckless Wart Bellamy.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: horror, MikeNorton, Paranormal, TIMSEELEY
Done correctly, Free Comic Book Day is the perfect chance for publishers to gain readers by giving them some of their story for free and get them hooked. This year there were a few titles that caught my eye, including Boom Studio’s Hypernaturals and the gorgeous Archaia hardback, however Image had the right idea by producing a book which featured several mini strips to introduce you some of their new books – and the one that caught my eye most was Revival. However now that issue #1 is here, this isn’t quite the book I was expecting.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Black Hearted Press, David Alexander, David Braysher, horror, James Devlin, Jason Mathis, John Farman
It’s the first part of our Black Hearted Press week long feature, starting with Gary’s review of the first two issues of John Farman’s School of the Damned.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: comedy, craigcollins, horror, ianlaurie, khakishorts, Scottish, smallpress, wasted
I had no idea just how many laughs Craig Collins has given me over the past few years until I opened this delightful little paper bound offering. If you too have enjoyed Khaki Shorts, Wasted and like then it’s almost certain he’s made you chuckle or boke. Possibly both. Continue reading
Filed under: Comic Reviews, IDW Comics | Tags: 30DAYSOFNIGHT, comics, FBI, FOTOS, horror, IDW, KEITH, STEVENILES, VAMPIRE
I was almost certain after reading 30 Days #1 that Steve Niles had set us up with a strong ongoing series that would only get better as the story developed. After issue #2 I am now dead certain. Continue reading
Filed under: Comic Reviews, DC Comics | Tags: constantine, dc comics, enchantress, halloween, horror, JLDark, Justice League, Mikel Janin, Peter Milligan, shade, Xanadu, zatanna
Justice League Dark #1 was despite being the book I was most looking forward to reading therefore likely to be jinxed and awful, my definite top book of the DC Reboot. I was dreading and looking forward to Wednesday this week in equal measure, just in case the success of issue 1 was a fluke and I’d be left with another tepid title I’d foolishly pre-ordered.
Comics Anonymous 