Tony Esmond & Cliff Cumber put their collective heads together to bring us a story about the life of aging movie star, Tony Osmond, and I knew straight away that this was one I was going to dive into at some point.
Scout Comics have quickly become a regular source for my comic reading and I jumped head-long into another series with the 3-issue arc of Grit.
For me the Reckless Hero banner has always been an indicator for a cracking book worth getting hold of and after their latest release Knights vs Pirates smashed through target after target on their Kickstarter campaign, it seemed I wasn’t alone.
After enjoying a first issue chock full of potential, getting an early look at the next part of the story in Buzzard from Wolf Cave Comics was a prime example of how fortunate it is to be involved in comic reviewing.
After jumping on-board North Bend from Ryan Ellsworth over on Kickstarter I was glad to hear that it found a new home at Scout Comics and with the latest issues we see the title ease into the end of it’s first arc.
Tony Esmond & Adam Falp concluded their two-part Atomic Hercules tale in style with another successful Kickstarter and after a mind-broadening opening issue, I HAD to go back for more.
Lyndon White’s concertina books were something of a revelation when the first one hit my door and since then each one he has created has managed to become a much needed injection of uniqueness in my list of indie favourites.
Accent UK have always seemed to be in or around my review list and WESTERNoir in particular has been a joy to read, so with a remastered edition promising more pages, more stories and full colour – it was time to catch-up again with the life of Josiah Black.
Having been a fan of Fraser Campbell’s work for a while and a recent fan of Lucy Sullivan’s, it made all kinds of sense that a book they were both involved in would grab my attention – cue their first project together and an early look at what they’ve concocted with IND-XED.
New Indie comic publisher Broadcast Comics has been trucking through targets on the Kickstarter for their first release Diamond and it’s another book I was able to get an early look at.
