Billed as a “trippy crime psycho noir” it was safe to say that I was intrigued by what Fraser Campbell & Iain Laurie would bring in their new one shot release that’s set to hit Kickstarter this Friday.
Bob Turner will debut his latest release Untitled at Edinburgh Comic Con this weekend and after the impressive but silent roller-coaster that was DTHRTL, this felt like an ideal chance to catch-up on a couple of his titles.
Vital Publishing will be releasing two new titles at this weekends Edinburgh Comic Con and I was lucky enough to get an advanced look at both.
While Cult Empire Comics have already produced some cracking horror titles like Vietnam Zombie Holocaust & Vampires Everywhere, the latest release sees a change of theme as they bring us a story of detectives, gangsters & corruption.
Creative team Daniel Earey & Edward Bentley have put their collective heads together to produce new title Darkboy & Adler which they just launched a new Kickstarter campaign for…..but I was lucky enough to get an early look at the first issue.
A glimpse at the cover for the first issue of Andy W. Clift was enough to convince me to take a read with the firm hope that the book would deliver on its obvious potential.
Lyndon White just launched his latest Kickstarter for the third of his concertina books and this times it’s an adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story & given how impressive the first two were, backing this campaign slipped firmly into that “no-brainer” category for me.
Writer James McCulloch & artist Johnny Cannon put their indie heads together to co-create a brand new title featuring some classic horror characters for Transylvanian Knights and after a strong Kickstarter campaign the first issue became a reality.
Dan Butcher, Tony Esmond & Vince Hunt are the masterminds behind The Awesome Comics Podcast but the trio have taken the extra step of getting an anthology together with a whole new story each.
Some titles just grab your attention from the first glimpse at the cover and Sosmonaut the Cosmonaut from Panels Comics seems to have fit that description for me.
