British Comics – Shelf Abuse

‘Mongrel’ is a Powerfully Conflicted Study of a Religious Upbringing

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Begum’s murky, abstract art works best when it’s at its least lucid, with several nightmarish scenes that descend into psychological horror.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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