Bigger Than Capes interview: Cavan Scott
We at Bigger Than Capes are big fans of Cavan Scott’s creator owned work and Angela was lucky enough to interview Cavan about Shadow Service, The Ward and Dead Seas, with a few tangents here and there.
Review: Shadow Service #15
“Shadow Service remains a wonderfully twisty title which keeps you on your toes. I am still genuinely in shock at the ending.”
Review: Shadow Service #13 & #14
“Both these issues delve into the world in new and exciting ways and I am really enjoying how Shadow Service is developing. Great stuff.”
Review: Shadow Service #12
“This was a really good issue. There is a strong emotional beat throughout, the plot moves forward, the characters have their moments and there’s still a strong dose of horror. I like that Shadow Service keeps surprising me. It’s so well balanced.”
Review: Shadow Service #11
“This issue had everything I love about Shadow Service, emotion, plot twists, demons, humour and some drama. Honestly this is an excellent return for Shadow Service after its break. I very much enjoyed it and am looking forward to seeing how that cliff hanger at the end turns out. Plus it had a Randall and Hopkirk reference so that alone makes it A+ for me.”
Halloween Recommendations: Shadow Service
“If you like a touch of horror with your magic I would highly recommend Shadow Service.”
Review: Shadow Service #10
“So, here we are in the final issue of this first arc of Shadow Service. There’s action, danger and death.”
Review: Shadow Service #9
“It’s nice to have the team back together.”
Review: Shadow Service #8
“Like Gina we’re now in deep and the art really helps immerse you in the overall world building.”
Review: Shadow Service #7
“Even when faced with awful things there’s still that humour and that balance is why I have enjoyed this book so far.”
Review: Shadow Service, Volume 1: Dark Arts
“Do you like a strong female protagonist? Do you like magic, demons and mysteries? Do you enjoy seeing blood, guts and gore? And do you think a talking rat always improves a book? If the answer to these questions is yes then Shadow Service may well be the book for you.”
Review: Shadow Service #6
“I very much appreciated the insight into Aashi’s backstory and character. Solid art and solid plot. I still have questions and still want to see where this ends up but #6 is a nice bit of character work whilst not dropping the main plot.”
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