Frank At Home On The Farm – Comic Review I’ve just been sent 3 issues worth of possibly the best, and most unique horror comic I have had the pleasure of reading. Frank At Home On The Farm is a ...

Blinker #1&2 – Comic Review Imagine my delight when Rosie Packwood – Madius Comics member and illustrator of The Incredible Bun – dropped me a line and asked if I’d like to review her new, all ages comic Blinker. I ...

Cryowulf – Comic Review As elevator pitches go, writer Sam Roads‘ Cryowulf had me at “gender-flipped Beowulf in space”. I mean seriously, how am I meant to pass that up? Synopsis Cryowulf is set on a long-abandoned space station sited ...

NPC Tea – Comic Review NPC Tea is one of those comics that I have seen so many folk talk about on social media but for some reason hadn’t yet picked up. Thankfully Sarah Millman was present at the OK ...

Vanguard Book Three – Comic Review OK True Believers 2020 is on our doorstep (it’s on Saturday, so, like, REALLY close) so this New Comic Book Day I am taking a look at Vanguard Book Three from Dan Butcher, which ...

Frightmare City – Comic Review Those who know me, know I love a good horror comic. When I received an email asking me to take a look at Frightmare City I was intrigued. And boy am I glad I looked. ...

Gun Vol. 1 – Comic Review It’s Wednesday, it’s New Comic Book Day, so it’s obviously time for another review. Gun Vol. 1 – Fighting is my Monday is an alternative take on comic book superheroes and super villains. Gun ...

From Blood – Comic Review I was contacted earlier this month by a representative from Cosmic Times, a Florida based comic publisher, asking me if I would take a look at their latest offering. From Blood is an action packed ...

Killtopia Vol. 2 – Review Yesterday was an exciting mail day. The hard copy of Killtopia Vol. 2 dropped through my door, along with all the awesome kickstarter backer goodies. Some of you might remember my review of Killtopia Vol. ...

Cognition Vol. 1 – Review Cognition is a supernatural comic series written by Ken Reynolds and illustrated by Sam Bentley. It recounts the exploits of a steam-powered automaton with a human soul and a demonically possessed mouse. They are spiritually ...