Emerald City of Oz #1
Eric Shanower and Skottie Young’s Emerald City of Oz is a gorgeous book to behold. Across the first issue of this miniseries readers will be treated to a collection of…
The Complete Rainbow Orchid
Well over a decade in the making, to call Garen Ewing’s The Rainbow Orchid a labour of love would be an understatement of the most epic proportions. It’s 1920s Britain…
Process #4: S.J. Harris on Creating Eustace
In this month’s report from the Process group at London’s Gosh! Comics, Eustace’s S.J. Harris gives some fascinating insights into his new book from Jonathan Cape. Process is a comics…
No Holds Barred: The Grit and Punk in Darick Robertson’s Career
Next week, Black Mask Studios will release Ballistic, a psychedelic sci-fi adventure from Adam Mortimer and Darick Robertson. This series is a return to basics for Robertson as the artist…
Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1
The Sinister Six make their comedic return to the Marvel Universe. Humanizing dastardly villains is a difficult task to achieve without taking away the necessary evil of the character. How…
Marvel’s Superheroines: A Hard Sell, And Why DC’s Are Doing Better
After examining Paul O’Brien’s analysis of Marvel’s sales, Graeme McMillan’s Newsarama blog posed an interesting question: why the low sales for Marvel’s female-led titles? McMillan’s question is likely to draw…
The Private Eye #3
Where do you go when you dream? Welcome to the peep show of P.I.’s drug-induced dreams and a revealing look into his mind that lays bare (very bare) a private…
The Grinning Man
Andrew Warwick’s The Grinning Man is a true embodiment of the traditions of the Victorian ghost story, but set firmly in a near contemporary Britain. In this grimly foreboding tale…
Farewell to ‘The Dandy’: UK Comics Anthology Ends Digitally As Well
Yesterday, word got out that the long-running UK comics anothology The Dandy had halted its digital publication plans and that last week’s edition was the final one. It was only…
Catalyst Comix #1
More Nineties properties get the comic book version of a reality TV makeover, courtesy of Joe Casey, et al. Billed as Comics’ Greatest World when it first appeared back in…
Swear Down
Part walking diary, part social observation, part slice-of-life, and part love letter to landscape and architecture, Oliver East’s books have that rarest and most inspiring of all things in the…
Satellite Sam #1
Steamy, sexy, and downright seductive, Matt Fraction and Howard Chaykin’s murder mystery set against the Golden Age of Television raises the benchmark for modern crime noir comics. When two masters…
Ariel Olivetti’s Hollywood Killer Coming to the US in 2014
It’s been a while since Ariel Olivetti has produced any interior work for a US comic book. He’s been doing covers here and there still, but has kept busy working…
Cocoon Motel
German small press creator Sharmila Banerjee’s Cocoon Motel is a darkly comic 14-pager detailing the life cycle of the Atlas moth. It’s published under the Salmiak imprint, part of the…
Photo Recap: Brandon Graham’s Tusk at Gallery 33 in Amsterdam
Over the past couple of weeks, Brandon Graham (King City, Multiple Warheads) has been the focal point at Gallery 33 in Amsterdam. The art gallery has been running Tusk, an…
Columns · Crossing Borders · Eyecatcher
Nazis, Guns and the Women Who Love Them
Silas Corey is a man of questionable morals but also one of the greatest detectives of the early 20th century. So going after a mysterious stamp filled with secret Nazi…
Stalag-X #1
Famed novelist Kevin J. Anderson (The Last Days of Krypton) creates a new miniseries, mixing sci-fi flair and P.O.W scares. Stalag-X is a new digital 6-issue miniseries by Australian publisher…
Broken Frontier Anthology
312 pages • 27 stories • 50 star creators
Limited copies available!Recommended Reads!
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