See You In Memories
Comic Review Jaromir François Comic Review Jaromir François

See You In Memories

Imagine having writer’s block and no memory of who you are. See You In Memories, a psychological fantasy, created by Pen So, follows a young woman, Billie, a former internet singer-songwriter through an astral jaunt through her mind in search of her lost memories after her online career tanked because of negative feedback from wannabe critics. 

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The Bookbinder’s Slaughter
Comic Review Fernando Sanchez Comic Review Fernando Sanchez

The Bookbinder’s Slaughter

Filled with unusual lettering style, the prominence of a centuries-old, and combined with horror elements, The Bookbinder's Slaughter a one-of-a-kind piece of comic book art that discerning readers will remember for all the right reasons.

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Underpinnings
Comic Review Tyreke Rambert Comic Review Tyreke Rambert

Underpinnings

Exactly, how would the things of nightmares maintain their sense of identity and self…when working in corporate? The power of friendship, maybe? Or perhaps, revolution?

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Work-Life Balance
Comic Review Britt Hanson Comic Review Britt Hanson

Work-Life Balance

Exactly, how would the things of nightmares maintain their sense of identity and self…when working in corporate? The power of friendship, maybe? Or perhaps, revolution?

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M1: Monster Racing League #1
Comic Review Adromat Comic Review Adromat

M1: Monster Racing League #1

[Critic Score: 8.0]

M1: Monster Racing League #1 revs its engine but hesitates at the starting lights. The story of Dev, a Chicagoan high schooler, and her discovery of Tokyo’s underground street-racing scene, has exceptional style, but misses a few marks in bringing the racing experience to panel.

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Beast of Borikén #1
Comic Review Seth A. Romo Comic Review Seth A. Romo

Beast of Borikén #1

[Critic Score: 9.0]

Beast of Borikén blends monsters and social commentary set against the backdrop of Puerto Rico. It plays with different themes, and the creative team behind this comic clearly know how to make every page count in a series premiere.

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