The first issue of Fraser Campbell’s Alex Automatic was something of a revelation as it introduced a frantic & fresh take on the spy genre so it’s no surprise that I was suitably hyped to see it smash through its recent Kickstarter and ensure that a second issue would hit print.
Writers Ben Errington & Luke Kondor smashed their creative heads together to bring us the first comic released through Hawk & Cleaver in the shape of a post-apocalyptic, sci-fi epic (with a hint of wrestling) El Marvo.
Card Shark Comics’ head honcho Dave Cook recently hit us with not one but two releases following successful Kickstarter campaigns for them both and with already impressive starts to both expectations were high.
Jon Laight’s latest comic sees him jump into the all-ages world with a story surrounding the Late family and their lives as spies.
Madius Comics are set to release their new all-ages book Bun later this month and getting hold of the 11-page short was enough of a taster to have me intrigued.
The second Kingsman movie, The Golden Circle, is set for release later this month but Image Comics have an all new comic book sequel to the original Kingsman: The Secret Service series set to begin tomorrow (6th September) and I take an early look at that first issue. Continue reading
The second issue of Griff Gristle from Madius Comics has smashed through its Kickstarter target in much the same way as the first issue did and given how strong a start there was in that opener….that was no surprise!
Mike Garley’s Samurai Slasher already boasts two impressive issues but a different look and feel to the third release bearing the same name had me intrigued.
The latest release from Subversive Comics sees a concept from Adrian Mursec & Jeremy Biggs became a reality thanks to Kickstarter and an already impressive fan base.
Chris Browning’s newest book looks to shine some light on the impact depression (combined with his Aspergers) has on his daily life.
