Reviews of Cloudscape’s numerous anthologies.
A wonderful review of The Witching Hours, was featured in issue 2 of Sequential Magazine. You can view a snippet of the review by Riley Hamilton below: From the Sequential Magazine website: The goal of this publication is to expand the efforts of Sequential to promote self-published and indie comic books […]
The Witching Hours, received a great review by the blog “Marie Does Book Reviews“: “The artwork in this book is brilliant, which each of the comics featured using only black and green ink… I feel that every artist featured in this book managed to use the colour in a fresh, interesting […]
XS Noize’s Michael Barron gave a fantastic review of Cloudscape’s Swan Song anthology: From its 12” by 12” size and with each story title contained inside a vinyl image; the connection to tangible and superb quality music is superb. Just this musical knowledge alone is blissful enlightenment; the stories will […]
In the Vancouver Sun, Stuart Derdeyn reviews Swan Song, our music-themed anthology: “The material is delightfully varied and explores music across all kinds of genres and touches on everything from science to cultural theory, sci-fi and fantasy and even some spores with killer harmonies…. Enjoy honest expressions of why Tegan and […]
Jean Matthew reviews Sean Karemaker’s Feast of Fields in Broken Pencil #80: “Autobiographical comics have never looked quite like Sean Karemaker’s Feast of Fields. The comic features wide, hand-drawn and intensely detailed black-and-white illustrations. Karemaker shares stories from his childhood, his time at school, and his evolving relationship with his mother…. The […]
Ashley Park on the Arts Report (on CiTR-FM, UBC’s radio station) talks about Swan Song, Cloudscape’s music-themed anthology. She discusses the anthology’s variety of topics, which stories stood out for her in particular, and each story approaches the themes differently. In particular, she enjoyed how each story was linked to a particular […]
Fake Geek Girls is a podcast that explores pop culture from both a fan and critical perspective. Its “Children’s Horror” installment looks at Coraline, The Graveyard Book, Over the Garden Wall… and Bones of the Coast! “If you like ‘earthy’ horror… it’s very, very Pacific Northwest…. The anthology takes what I […]
Our horror anthology, Bones of the Coast, was reviewed by the blog “Marie Does Book Reviews“: “Bones of the Coast is an awesome, scary, beautiful anthology and I have mixed feelings about it. Good mixed feelings! All of the stories contained inside are both interesting and, well, vaguely upsetting. Which was probably the point…. This […]
The blog Vancouver Is Awesome has posted a review of our latest anthology: Bones of the Coast. Reviewer Bob Kronbauer: “wound up being completely engaged from cover to cover, partly due to the great writing and eclectic styles of more than 20 artists, but because it really screams ‘British Columbia.’ From the Skytrain to […]
Jason Wilkins at the comic news website Broken Frontier reviews Steve LeCouilliard’s Una the Blade:
