Holden is one of the best and most versatile artists working today and his style shifts here from Mignola-esque to exuberant cartoons and a dozen other styles. One of my favourites is the extended section… Fascinating Folklore – a Compendium of Comics and Essays – book reviews
I’d definitely recommend Conspiracy of Ravens to all, but more than that, this is one of those gateway books, and those need celebrating and promoting above and beyond. So yes, get one for yourself, but… Conspiracy of Ravens reviewed on Comicon.com
There are four tales here, each illustrated by a different artist. Number 13 by George Kambadais, Count Magnus by Abigail Larson, Oh, Whistle and I’ll Come To You, My Lad, by Al Davison and The… Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 reviewed on the Forbidden Planet blog
Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 is reviewed on The Slings & Arrows Graphic Novel Guide.
The very first review of Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 is up now on the Starburst Magazine website (and we’re very pleased to say it’s a great one). The book also got a… Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Vol 2 reviewed in Starburst Magazine
This is pretty much an info/link dump I’m afraid, but if you’re looking at this site it’s all stuff you should find interesting. Apologies if you’ve already seen all this via Twitter but I suppose… Bookmarks 6th June 2014
It’s no secret that Dynamite Entertainment’s series Damsels has been clever from its outset in 2012, taking the cloying appropriation of fairytale princesses in pop culture and children’s literature not only back to its darker… Bleeding Cool review – Damsels # 7 Charges Towards Arc’s Finale
Preview pages via comicvine.com Advance reviews This creative team is presenting this tale as intelligently as conceivably possible, with gorgeously profound art and captivating aims. – The Lottery Party Overall, The Liverpool Demon continues to… Sherlock Holmes – the Liverpool Demon 2 out now
Moore & Reppion aren’t the only comic book writers to tackle Holmes and Watson but I daresay they’ve done the best job of it – What’cha Reading? These characters are supremely well-represented, and the maturity… Reviews for Sherlock Holmes – The Liverpool Demon #1
We’re currently in the midst of a long-running Sherlock Holmes media explosion, from the Guy Ritchie films starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law, to the hit BBC series SHERLOCK, and the American approach ELEMENTARY,… Sherlock Holmes – The Liverpool Demon #1 advance review and interview on The Beat
Damsels #3 is a solid comic book that continues to push its narrative forward as the creative teams ushers in its next logical phase. Recommended. – Unleash the Fanboy If you’re looking for something different… Reviews for Damsels #3
Team Mooreppion continue spinning their web well, with the rich mythology of this new world coming to form in teasing piecemeal. The world grows, as does its history, creating a sweet buildup for where this… Damsels 2 reviewed on The Lottery Party
When I opened this comic book to begin my review, I can honestly say I didn’t really know what to expect from this second outing. Would it maintain the quality of the first issue or… Damsels #2 reviewed on Unleash the Fanboy
There are most assuredly some story beats in play here far from the long list of familiar tropes in mainstream comics, and I think it’s all off to a wonderful start. – The Lottery Party… More reviews for Damsels #1
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.
