Holden is one of the best and most versatile artists working today and his style […]
Conspiracy of Ravens reviewed on Comicon.com
I’d definitely recommend Conspiracy of Ravens to all, but more than that, this is one […]
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 reviewed on the Forbidden Planet blog
There are four tales here, each illustrated by a different artist. Number 13 by George […]
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 reviewed on Slings & Arrows
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 is reviewed on The Slings & Arrows Graphic […]
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 reviewed in Starburst Magazine
The very first review of Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 is up now […]
Bookmarks 6th June 2014
This is pretty much an info/link dump I’m afraid, but if you’re looking at this […]
Bleeding Cool review – Damsels # 7 Charges Towards Arc’s Finale
It’s no secret that Dynamite Entertainment’s series Damsels has been clever from its outset in […]
Sherlock Holmes – the Liverpool Demon 2 out now
Preview pages via comicvine.com Advance reviews This creative team is presenting this tale as intelligently […]
Reviews for Sherlock Holmes – The Liverpool Demon #1
Moore & Reppion aren’t the only comic book writers to tackle Holmes and Watson but […]
Sherlock Holmes – The Liverpool Demon #1 advance review and interview on The Beat
We’re currently in the midst of a long-running Sherlock Holmes media explosion, from the Guy […]
Reviews for Damsels #3
Damsels #3 is a solid comic book that continues to push its narrative forward as […]
Damsels 2 reviewed on The Lottery Party
Team Mooreppion continue spinning their web well, with the rich mythology of this new world […]
Damsels #2 reviewed on Unleash the Fanboy
When I opened this comic book to begin my review, I can honestly say I […]
More reviews for Damsels #1
There are most assuredly some story beats in play here far from the long list […]
Advance review of Damsels #1 on ICv2
Leah Moore and John Reppion, aided by some beautiful art by Aneke, do a remarkable job of creating a richly realized fairy tale world that manages to avoid most of the genre’s more obvious clichés and uses its characters in surprising ways. Damsels is a fantasy likely to appeal to the widest possible audience.