"Made In Korea is a high-concept book that delivers on its exciting premise with well-paced tension and big philosophical challenges..."

"Rise of the Kung Fu Dragon Master is nothing if not a glorious embrace of the fun..."

Writer & Illustrator: Maria Llovet Publisher: ABLAZE Publishing WHAT IS IT? A woman takes a metamorphic journey into a dollhouse in Maria...

"Likeable characters, a breakneck pace, and an utterly unpredictable nature make for an enjoyable ride that's hard to stay mad at..."

"It's like a horror film you can't look away from with the massacre splayed out in unexpected moments like jump scares."

Writer/letterer: Toben Racicot Artist: Matteo Leoni Colorist: Martina Bonanni Publisher: Self (Kickstarter) WHAT IS IT? An ex-soldier...

"The anarchic spirit that fuels every page manages to stay cohesive and not be off-putting, which can be a tough line to walk."

"The Perhapanauts: Second Chances is a perfect example of Saturday Morning Cartoon distilled into twenty-two pages of four-color fun."

"The energy and brio on these pages is remarkable, and the story moves at such a clip that there is no time to be bored."

"The Many Deaths of Laila Starr might just be the most compelling thing happening in comics right now."

"It's been a highlight of this second arc to discover Patridge's artwork and see her excel in both action and emotionality."

"[Evermore Falls's] stylized characters stand out against beautiful backgrounds in such a way that nothing gets muddled or confusing."

"...Pair that with some genuine heart and a stellar creative team and you have a great recipe for a phenomenal comic."

"[Snyder's] personal stake in the narrative really shines through and makes for one of the most engaging aspects of the book."

"Kat Calamia is continuing to grow in confidence as a writer after her successful run on Like Father, Like Daughter."

"The bizarre, light frayed, psychedelic art style is reason enough to be tempted by this campaign..."

"The art is bright and charming with just enough of a hard edge to show there is a serious narrative going on..."

Project: Patron puts ethos and pathos on full display, refusing to shy away from genre subversions or charismatic character work.

"An incredible psychological thriller with fantastic visuals and deliberate slow-burn storytelling that boils over into a visceral finale."

"Raise Hell! is a quick, fun read that will feel relatable to anyone who lived out their teenage years knee deep in baggy clothes..."