Joseph Oliveira has produced a steady run of great titles through Afterlight Comics and I was long overdue a catch-up on his Stay Awake release. Continue reading
Stay Awake #1 & 2
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Category Archives: Comic Reviews
Gamayun Tales I
Russian folklore is not a theme that has appeared in my reading pile much in the past, if at all, but with the first volume of Nobrow’s Gamayun Tales that was about to change.
Barking
Barking is Lucy Sullivan’s debut graphic novel and after powering through her funding campaign over on Unbound, it’s official release in a couple of weeks can’t come quick enough.
The Junction
UK-based Canadian animator Norm Konyu’s eye-catching release The Junction hit Kickstarter at the beginning of March and the unique style oozes an animators touch that screams out “Read Me!!”
Start Again #2
It’s been a while since I caught up with the first issue of Start Again but after getting my hands on the second issue I just had to revisit and then shout about this one.
Frank at Home on the Farm #1-3
The first cover of Frank at Home on the Farm was enough to grab my attention when this title first appeared on the indie scene and with the final part due for release scene it was about damn time I caught up with Frank & his Farm.
Camp VA07 #1
The latest book from James McCulloch sees him go all post apocalyptic thriller on us but with a back catalogue like his there’s sure to be some twists & turns in there.
Daughter of Titan #1 & 2
Daughter of Titan from Richard Mooney is actually one of a number of books I picked up through Kickstarter that I’d been trying to get around to reading and now was the time to rectify that.
NPC Tea #6 & 7
Sarah Millman’s NPC Tea was a bit of a revelation when I got my hands on the first two issues and as the consistency continued (#3-5) it became a goto read for me with each release – now as the 8th & final issue hits Kickstarter it’s time I got all caught up.
Blinker – Chapter 1 & 2
Having recently got myself the second chapter of Rosie Packwood’s Blinker it felt like a good time to revisit both parts and lose myself in her sci-fi adventure.
