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

Matthew Loisel talks about his new series Murder, animal rights and the comics that inspire him.

In this week’s Indie Penance: Priming the Charge, The Witching Hour, Feast or Famine and Culbard’s Lovecraft

This week I test out the new Kamvas Pro 20 and blow the heads off zombies.

Break the Cake embodies everything I love about British self-published comics.

Murder clearly has an agenda, but at no point does that agenda become the comics’ only selling point.

A few of my faves from 2018: Retrograde Orbit, Merrick & Crowe, Headspace and Greenhouse

For 2019 I vow to be a complete and utter cunt. Kicking puppies and stealing children’s sweets, that sort of thing.

In this week’s column that nobody reads I rant about how shit everything is.

Warren Pleece’s three intertwined stories explore Scotland’s history of slavery.

The seventh and final volume of Pug Grumble’s wonderful all-ages fantasy Farlaine the Goblin.

A singular futuristic vision built upon unique Peruvian influences and eccentric technology.