The creative team of Michael S. Bracco, Oliver Mertz & Mike Isenberg brought The Monuments graphic novel to life thanks to a Kickstarter campaign that smashed through it’s target just about a year ago so I had to get a read of this one.
Vince Hunt & Daniel Marc Chant had already impressed on their Murder Road story in The Awesome Comics Podcast Anthology, so to hear they were working on something new was always going to be something I wanted to see….cue Blak.
Doug Wood & Matt Battaglia’s Leap M one-shot has already come through a pretty torrid time after having to be wrestled back to it’s creators from a publisher but they dusted themselves down and the book became a reality thanks to a run on Kickstarter.
Creator Jeff Schiller brings us a fantasy tale with a difference as he adds gangsters into the mix and that combo was more than enough to get me interested.
Broadcast Comics already impressed with the opening issue of their Diamond title so I was always going to keep an eye out for what they released next – cue Occulus.
Andrew Clemson’s Damsel from D.I.S.T.R.E.S.S. brings us the combo of espionage & fantasy and that alone was enough for me to jump on-board.
Sci-fi dystopian series Peace of Mind from Grym Comics is one that I spotted through the Comichaus app originally but when the full 3-issue series was collected I just had to get a look.
Mario Candelaria and Andy Michael’s Fog Line was another release that caught my eye through Twitter and I jumped at the chance at getting my hands on the one-shot.
The first volume of David Cranna’s Glasscity is a book I’ve had for a while since I backed it on Kickstarter so it was well overdue a look.
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