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.
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.
I actually picked up these three from Gustaffo Vargas at last year’s Thought Bubble but they were screaming out to me for a look at something different……and what’s not to like when it’s Peruvian cyberpunk?
Jed McPherson has just launched his Kickstarter campaign to collect the full four issue run of his title The Show so it was a perfect time to take a look.
After recently catching up on John Tucker’s Plan A/Plan B, it took just a glimpse of his latest release for me to jump on-board and preorder The King.
Trenance Apple Festival may not seem like the typical starting point for a new British folk-horror but the indie comic scene has always been a strong source of titles that challenge the norm…….cue the opening chapter of Blood Moon.
Dave Cook & Craig Paton smashed through more targets than Hawkeye with the first Killtopia Kickstarter campaign and the same frenzy from that stunning opening issue was in the air when the second issue came rolling along.
Joshua Saxon’s four-part series Milky has just eased passed the target for it’s penultimate issue over on Kickstarter and I was overdue a catch-up on this one.
The opening issue of Lady Hollywood saw Cult Empire Comics step out of the horror shadows we’d seen in their other titles and what an opener that was.
