The momentum behind Simon Birks & his recent Blue Fox Comics releases has been impressive and with the newest title set to hit Kickstarter in the next few weeks I was fortunate enough to get hold of a copy for an early look.
Andrew Maxwell & Michele Bandini join forces to bring us Rum Row, a prohibition-era story where the suppliers of illegal alcohol think they are above the law in more ways than one.
Following the success of The Red Shoes and Other Tales the Metaphrog team of John Chalmers & Sandra Marrs have recently released The Little Mermaid and with their own unique style on a much-loved story it was a must-read for me to begin with.
The Eyrie is the latest graphic novel release from Thom Burgess and having already been impressed by his Malevolents title, I was keen to see how this one would fair.
Vital Publishing’s flagship title School of the Damned by John Farman hits its 7th issue with a change of main artist but the hope was that this new 2-part story would keep the same momentum ticking along.
Sarah Millman’s NPC Tea was a title I’d stumbled across online after its 2nd issue had just been released and I jumped at the chance to pick up a new indie.
Creator Michael Phoenix brings us the first in his 4-part series Gods of Men that promises to be a superhero story with a difference.
Karl Slominski’s Teeter Topple graphic novel was released earlier this month through 215Ink and this unassuming book seemed to have a glimmer of something special about it.
Chip McFitz from Mat Greaves looked all kinds of crazy when I first saw that cover but delving into it proved that some comics have a hidden charm.
Lightning Strike Comics bring us another new story of The Phantom that launches this coming weekend (3rd June) in Dublin but I was lucky enough to get my hands on an early preview copy of the book.
