Werewolves! Who the heck doesn’t like werewolves? I mean besides Americans walking around the English countryside at night. They are not fans of werewolves. But I’m right in thinking everyone else likes werewolves, right? Of course I am. Werewolves are like the Hulk of ye olden times. They’re used to represent mankind’s more savage, animalistic […]
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Double Grimm!
[SPOILERS!!] Review: So… uhh… what was the point of this two-parter? After a very promising opening act the second half of Bloody Bones’ latest conquest spittles out in a 22 page mess that ranges from awkward story choices, terrible art, confusing character moments and a senseless lack of development overall. I honestly don’t have a […]
Double Edition
Double Dose Thursday!
Power UP #6 (Of 6)
[SPOILERS!!] Review: All good things come to an end. It’s a well known saying, and too true of a statement at that. For six issues we have watched as our four clueless heroes have come to terms with their powers and how these powers have effected their lives. Last issue we got major revelations as […]
A New Year’s Special!
Hey there folks! Rob here! Before we get to the awesome reviews I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has continued to support us and will hopefully continue to do so in the coming year. 2015 saw IndieComiX make the move to WordPress hosted through Godaddy and I couldn’t be more happier […]
A Sunday of Action!
I love discovering books and companies I’ve never heard of before. There’s nothing like experiencing someone’s passion for the first time and seeing how much hard work, effort and love that’s poured into their work. So take a chance on these guys and explore what makes comics so special again for both creators and readers. […]
Mystery Girl #1
Tuesday Reviews!
Horror has many variations on the same subject and things like the Wicker Man may be popular but it’s time to welcome a new version. This story takes place about 100 years after the Salem Witch trials and during the beginning of the American Revolution. It’s a time still rife with tales of terror and […]









