Comics will break your heart, kid. And also your wrist and lower back.

An eclectic selection of David Robertson’s short comics from the 80s and 90s.

This week I explore Manga at the British Museum, and am reminded of the joy of physical comics by J. G. Birdsall’s Venus Rises.

An uncompromising read that gets under the skin.

I take a look at Rian Hughes’ influential career in comics, with Korero Press’s incredible Logo-a-gogo.

In this Indie Penance, I look at Wraith #2: The Psychic and the Poet, Robyn, Tyler Cross: Angola and 13: The Astonishing Lives of the Neuromantics.

I’m back, with a new bionic arm, a preview from my upcoming comic project and… FINISH HIM!! Sorry about that.

This week, mini-reviews of Sprouting and Other Tales of the Curious, Boy Abducted By Aliens Returns, and The Marriage of Njord & Skadi.

Frances Castle’s eerie ghost story and World War II mystery is a must read.

In my second Indie Penance of the week: How to Make Comics with Springworth, Identity Stunt and the Tabulit anthology Afar.

The first of two Indie Penances this week! First up: Venus Rises, Fearscape and Knock Knock.

In this Indie Penance, mini-reviews of Once Our Land, McCay and Emma G Wildford.