Bigger Than Capes #63 – A Thing Called Truth
This week Angela and Zach are back to discuss a Zach book as they are teaming up (again) to discuss A Thing Called Truth by Iolanda Zanfardino and Elisa Romboli from Shadowline & Image Comics!
Review: A Thing Called Truth #4
“A Thing Called Truth is a wonderful, enjoyable read and this is another great instalment. Zanfardino and Romboli create a believable story full of comedy, drama and the beginning of romance.”
Review: A Thing Called Truth #3
“A Thing Called Truth is a funny and emotional read, balancing both well to create a narrative that feels entirely heartfelt while maintaining a lighthearted feel.”
Review: A Thing Called Truth #2
“I’ll admit I am biased, but I’ve really enjoyed the first two issues of A Thing Called Truth. There’s real heartfelt emotion behind the characters and the journey they’re embarking on together, and I feel like this is a series that will continue to deliver with each coming issue.”
Bigger Than Capes #48 – November 2021 Indie Comics Round-Up
We’re back again to round-up some of November’s indie comics that grabbed our attention!
Review: Alice In Leatherland #5
“This is without a doubt one of the best series’ I’ve read this year and I’m eager to see more from both members of the creative team.”
Review: Alice In Leatherland #4
“There’s a great sense of positivity in the ending of this issue, and I’m really looking forward to the finale next month.”
Review: Alice In Leatherland #3
“This is a really good issue, and it’s great to see how Alice’s story develops as she continues to find her feet in San Francisco. I’m really looking forward to seeing what the next issue holds.”
Review: Alice In Leatherland #2
“It might be obvious at this point, but I quite like Alice In Leatherland”
Pride Month Recommendations: Midnight Radio
“Midnight Radio is an altogether positive and uplifting read, showcasing not only Iolanda Zanfardino’s superb writing but also her tremendous monochromatic artwork.”
Review: Alice In Leatherland #1
“Honestly, my only complaint is that I was annoyed when I ran out of pages to read.”
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