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Reads Vol.2 #1

36 pages in US comic format, mainly b&w with some colour pages Buy Physical or Digital Reads Volume 2 begins here.  4 stories, in 4 parts over 4 issues.  Featuring: Tim Bird, Luke J. Halsall, Ricky Miller, EdieOP and Owen D. Pomery  Cover by Eleni Kalorkoti To kick things off we have Luke J. Halsall… Read More »

Gill Hatcher Nominated For Two SICBA Awards!

  We’re excited to announce that Gill Hatcher has been nominated for two SICBA (Scottish Independent Comic Book Alliance) awards for The Beginner’s Guide to Being Outside.  She’s been nominated in the category of Best Writer and Best Comic.  Congratulations to Gill! These are the fourth annual awards, celebrating and promoting new creators in Scotland’s… Read More »

The Beginner’s Guide to Being Outside by Gill Hatcher

The Beginner’s Guide to Being Outside by Gill Hatcher 40 pages in full colour 239x168mm landscape, perfect bound in a stunning wraparound colour cover Buy Physical or Digital Megan is a 14 year old girl who lives in Manchester with her mum and stepdad. Like most teenagers she is entirely reliant upon technology, until a family… Read More »

Metroland #1 and Reads Vol.2 #1 Pre-Sale

  To celebrate the impending launch of Metroland #1 and Reads Vol.2 #1 we’re offering 20% off when you pre-order the pair together through our online shop! Metroland #1 is an all new starting point for Ricky Miller’s mysterious, mind-bending tale of a missing girl, time travel and music, with the main strip drawn by… Read More »

Days by Simon Moreton

  148 pages printed in a larger-than-original size of 239mm by 168mm, perfect bound. Buy Physical or Digital “Quite simply… one of the most important and intelligent creative voices in current U.K. small press comics” Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier Avery Hill are proud to announce the release of Days, a collection of the work of Simon… Read More »

AHP Team Interviewed by Broken Frontier

Comics journalist, Andy Oliver, has done a brilliant in depth interview with us over at Broken Frontier.  It’s in two instalments, one that examines the editorial side of things and the other where we talk about the creators.  You can read it all HERE.