A Comic A Day in May – Day 31: Gods of Men #1

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.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 30: Teeter Topple

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.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 29: Chip McFitz: A Dame in Starlights

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.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 28: The Phantom: Scarlet Sapphire

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.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 27: The Slip #1

The Slip is one of the most recent Kickstarters I jumped on-board with and as soon as I saw a glimpse of what it looked like I had a feeling it could well be a title to keep an eye on.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 26: Grinidon Volume 1

Grinidon is another title that I stumbled across through the Kickstarter for Volume 2 which luckily enough gave me the chance to catch up on this first volume as well.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 25: Snowbound #1

Norrie Millar writes & draws Snowbound that’s billed as part Conan & part Macbeth and with a promise like that….it’s got to be worth a look.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 24: Cosmic #1 & 2

Cosmic from Panels Comics sees writer Erin Keepers & artist Letty Wilson drop us into a unique story of Rinette as she takes an alien visit head-on…..literally.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 23: Nightmare Patrol #1 & 2

Bruce & Jeff Haas are a father and son writing team that have brought Nightmare Patrol to life as an all new supernatural superhero team aim to face evil head on.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 22: The Signal #1

Creator/Writer Kevin Schwoer recently launched the first issue of his new comic The Signal that promised a mix of X-Files & Homeland so I was instantly intrigued by what we’d find in this opener.