Amigo Comics is thrilled to announce that the first collection of their acclaimed miniseries PLANET OF DAEMONS is heading to the shops in May 2019! Described by one reviewer as “like a Hammer Horror film written by Neil Gaiman”, PLANET OF DAEMONS: THE EYE OF LUCIFER is a bewitching story of occult adventure created by […]
In these issues: The three Scientists, recovered by the crew of the Ragzon are taken on board the ship, they interact with the crew, who welcome them in. As the ship’s crew allow the Scientists autonomy, gradually inviting them to tour the vessel, their real purpose for doing so is revealed; divide and conquer! Each […]
Kevin Gunstone has certainly given us an interesting read when it comes to Planet Of Daemons, and though I don’t think it was his intent, I found myself pretty much liking every other character who had some form of page time instead of the actual main character. As despite Amos Deathridge’s time in the occult […]
It’s great to make a return to IndieComiX after a lengthy period, due to developing a series of my own (more on that when appropriate), and it’s my pleasure to return with reviewing “The Last Hunt”, from Amigo Comics. Amigo have built a strong reputation for building great Horror books, which included the break-out hit, […]
June 9, 2017 Even though the wheather is hot and everyone is feeling the beach… it is also getting hot at Amigo Comics HQ with the adventures of Apocalypse Girl: a teenager with regular teen-issues as well as blood-thirsty demons and an undead mother! We also thought it would be a good time to re-solicit […]
April 25, 2017 Come and see, señoras y señores! We’ve got thrills, spills and chills! We have monsters, and heroes trying to stop them. From the cold corners of the north of a fantasy world, to the endless cold depths of space, your friends at Amigo are delivering the horror and sword and sorcery stories […]
This book is rather interesting to say the least. With very little in the way of a theme tying these tales together. The comic as a whole feels as if it’s simply whatever stories these creators could think of placed into a single book because there was nowhere else to put them. But don’t think […]
