The first issue of Our Final Halloween from Mike Garley & Michael Lee-Graham was a phenomenal ride of an issue and it eased into my list of highlights last year but even better than that……..there’s more on the way…..cue the 2nd issue klaxxon.
Buzzard from Wolf Cave Comics promises a teenage assassin from London that oozes a blend of comedy & action……and with that kinda content it’s got to be worth a go.
Daniel Brodie’s Morgan’s Organs started life as an idea for a TV show but in order to bring it to life he changed his focus to converting it into his own comic project……time to delve inside the human body!!
Creators Chris Baldie & Michael Park have already more than impressed with the first four issues of their Space Captain series and as the series reaches its climax in the last two I was keen to see how things would finish up.
Creator Nathan Kelly’s Drexler was influenced by the likes of Hellboy & 100 Bullets and with that kind of title being mentioned……it’s a series that HAD to be looked into.
Emily Owen & Gavin Mitchell put their creative heads together to bring us the crazy world of Pup & Grumpicorn and it’s fair to say that a glimpse of the cover was more than enough to convince me to jump on-board their recent Kickstarter.
Steven Ingram’s Murmur caught my eye when his Kickstarter was running for it’s second issue and I felt like I had to get all caught up on what this had to offer.
Rob Jones & Mike Sambrook already have already released two impressive issues of their Griff Gristle creation into the world and getting an early look at the third issue was something I just HAD to jump on-board with.
It’s fair to say that James McCulloch has been a source of some dark stories from the indie comic world with the likes of City Of Lost Souls & Little Girl Black already sliding into the more extreme category for comic book stories so his next release was always going to be an interesting one. Continue reading
Blue Fox Comics have had a fairly steady run of releasing solid titles and the opening issue of their Robyn title was no exception, so backing the second issue on Kickstarter was a no-brainer…..cue the catch-up!!
