Kickstarting Comics: Avery Hill Publishing’s 2023 Spring Line Looks Fabulous
Avery Hill Publishing have never let me down with the quality of their books – and their Spring 2023 lineup
Read moreAvery Hill Publishing have never let me down with the quality of their books – and their Spring 2023 lineup
Read moreIt’s astonishingly 10 years since Avery Hill Publishing came into being, one of Britain’s best small publishers and a publisher
Read moreThree great-looking new titles coming from one of Britain’s best publishing houses.
Read moreWhen it comes to famous female tennis players, certain names immediately come to mind. Billie Jean King. Serena Williams. Venus
Read moreComing very soon from Avery Hill, George Wylesol’s 2120 is something fascinating, a bizarre, disturbing, possibly philosophical journey framed as
Read moreThe third and final instalment in Claire Scully’s exploration of landscapes takes us further into the unknown in a bright,
Read moreThe first graphic novel from Shanti Rai, a hugely talented London-based comics maker, out from Avery Hill Publishing in October
Read moreNews fresh from Avery Hill Publishing of one to come later this year, but well worth taking a look at…
Read moreHugo Award-nominated artist, writer, and colourist Taki Soma and Avery Hill Publishing bring us a collection of autobiographical shorts taking
Read moreAvery Hill Publishing has long been a British publisher to take notice of and their first set of three books
Read moreLight, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adapted by Molly Naylor from her play, and illustrated, beautifully so, by
Read moreComing in October from Avery Hill – the latest from Lord Hurk, Jinx Freeze, a completely different look at a
Read moreJust announced from Avery Hill Publishing – Light, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adaptation of space science, mental health,
Read moreIf you’ve read any of Tillie Walden‘s books or comics, you’ll know what an incredible talent she is and a
Read moreAvery Hill Publishing originally announced The Flood That Did Come last fall yet Patrick Wray’s book couldn’t feel more timely,
Read moreAvery Hill Publishing is one of my favourite Brit publishers whose comics have featured heavily in my favourites over the
Read moreDon’t be deceived by the cover. Mimi and the Wolves is no cutesy forest fable, it’s something far more rooted
Read moreWalking Distance starts innocently enough, as Lizzy Stewart talks of her love of seeing those shots in the movies of
Read moreImagine your own life – are you the central character? Or merely playing a minor supporting role in someone else’s
Read moreYoung Flint has a decision to make, does she stay with her family on the remote mining colony somewhere of
Read moreFollow Me In by Katriona Chapman manages to be so many different things all at once and does them all
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