
How to Sell Your Small-press Book to Retailers Part 3 – 21 Tips from Actual Comic Book Retailers
21 tips on selling your small press books to retailers… from the mouths of retailers themselves!
In honor of Halloween week, John reviews one of the scariest – and best – comics of the year.
People who know me know that Grant Morrison is my comics hero, and so I don’t make comparisons to his seminal work The Invisibles lightly. But reading the first issue of Dream Reavers, the 4-issue miniseries from writer Raphael Moran and artist Marc Borstel, I got a definite Invisibles vibe. Like that series, […]
The story of how this comic got made was interesting to follow, but is the final product at the end of it all as compelling?
This week, John Lees reviews an intriguing new series that draws influence from 1930s horror cinema.
Fall is an upcoming comic that you really should get your comic book retailer to order. Check the review to find out why.
Old Folks’ Home is the third instalment of Year of Fear, a collection of horror tales from Glasgow-based small press outfit Laser Age Comics. But despite the horror billing, the genre of this story is very much pitch-black comedy. The setup sees a middle-aged business exec return home from work to find his […]
Magnus Aspli and Dave Acosta bring us a graphic novel that will scare your pants off.
Glenn Arseneau and Allen Byrns give us an unusual, at times difficult oneshot that is worth a closer look.
This week, we take a look at a self-published zombie comic. It’s got books and boobs, but does it have brains?
John Lees reviews a free 200-page graphic novel that’s free called Aki Alliance, which you can read online for free. Did I mention it’s free?
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