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Artistically the Shadow Breed shines in the crowded indie comic book room of its peers. The shading and highlighting brings out a certain air of unease. Perfect for a …
SoveReign Comics' Temple High #1 gets a running start with snappy dialogue and gorgeous world-building art!
Elemental Balance #1 captures Interest It’s difficult to get me excited about stories centered around heroes with powers over the elements. It’s been done a million times, but all …
The countdown is over. Sam Johnson’s GEEK GIRL is rearing her adorable millennial super powered head. While easily mistaken for a light satire on the world of superheroes. Geek …
When the world has gone to shit you call the authorities. The police. Emergency services. Hell, you call just about any other authoritarian organisation trained for end of the …
The comic book publishing industry is hard enough on independent publishers. With the pitfalls of paying for writers, pencillers, inkers, and colourists. Putting your comic book out there for …
Bad Luck #1 Bad Luck #1 appeals to the adolescent market with its light hearted introduction into witches, demons and the underworld. Supernatural isn’t for the young. Said no …
Replicator #2 Replicator is emotionally convoluted and direct in its approach Replicator #2 expands on the enigmatic dystopia the first issue left us with. A world dark, both literally …
Coronary introduces the reader to a world over populated by the very parasites that ruined Instagram. A virtual what if scenario gone horribly wrong. Or right, depending on your …
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