# Good Comics > Our comics are good ## Posts - [ANNOUNCING! Last Summer at Camp Righteous by Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/announcing-last-summer-at-camp-righteous-by-ollie-hicks/): Here at Good Comics, we’re used to being surrounded by incredibly talented and funny people. This sounds like a humble-brag. And yeah, it is. Because Ollie Hicks is one of those people. Last Summer at Camp Righteous is funny, raunchy and impossible to put down. In this comic we meet Charity, who at 18 is heading to Camp Righteous for the last time. She’s determined to find herself a nice Christian husband, but is her path to righteousness as simple as she hopes? Camp Righteous is the premier Christian summer festival for teens. It boasts worship, friendship, bad weather, gross […] - [Kristen Haas Curtis on Chaucer](https://goodcomics.co.uk/kristen-haas-curtis-on-chaucer/): Here at Good Comics, we’re thrilled to have another comic of Kristen Haas Curtis’s in our store. Distributing her work in the UK is easy for us. It’s so pure, lighthearted and funny, most people can’t resist. Whether it’s when picking up Princess Wolf (co-written with her daughter Bea), or her short silent comic Crushing, we’re big fans. This makes it even more of a delight to have her adaptation of Chaucer’s The Nun’s Priest’s Tale now available in our store! Kristen’s also written our latest guest blog about her work on Chaucer, below. Enjoy! I will never forget my […] - [3x23: Josh Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-josh-hicks/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Jokes, diagrams, punching What comics plans do you have for 2023? I’m finishing up my next book, Hotelitor, which is a sci-fi action comedy about a giant robot that is also a hotel. After that’s done I’ll see what I want to do next. Up to anything else exciting this year? (we can’t wait for Ultrabrawl to arrive!) I’ve got the Glorious Wrestling Alliance: Ultrabrawl card game coming out, which has been a labour of love, and some animated short films that will hopefully be seen at some point this year. […] - [3x23: Niki Bañados](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-niki-banados/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Where I’ve been. What comics plans do you have for 2023? I’m doing 8 pages for Island Magazine. They’ve committed to publishing a comic in each issue in 2023, which is a really cool project to try to get more comics into literary spaces (where they belong). Up to anything else exciting this year? I might finally get into a few comics and zine fairs around Sydney. I had everything lined up in 2020 but then various Things happened and now three years later I’m only just about ready to enter […] - [3x23: Claire Spiller](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-claire-spiller/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Wildlife, Empathy, Learning What comics plans do you have for 2023? I’ve gotten pretty deep into making non-fiction informative zines, the ‘A Guide To’ series, about different wildlife so comics have taken a step back for the moment. It really appeals to my inner child, getting to do deep research into an animal and figure out how to relay that information in a way that’s fun, creative and genuinely engaging. I’m laying the groundwork for a new comic project that I’m hoping will be my biggest, most ambitious and personal story […] - [3x23: Kristen Haas Curtis](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-kristen-haas-curtis/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Autobio-meets-lit-crit (but fun) (English majors cheat with hyphens…) What comics plans do you have for 2023? I have a few fun things going on!  I’m still working on the comic, Repainting the Lion, that I’ve been drawing alongside my doctoral dissertation-in-progress since early 2021. Academic work aside, diary comics are my first love so I will continue making those throughout the year, particularly when something very interesting or very mundane happens. I’ve been making them for ten years now and I can honestly say the practice has changed my life. In […] - [3x23: Gareth A. Hopkins](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-gareth-a-hopkins/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Experimental, textured, sincere What comics plans do you have for 2023? I’ve got quite a lot boiling away… ‘The Gone Tower’ is a project where I post a new comic page every day on Patreon (following on from a similar project last year called ‘The Sluice’). I’ve set up a small press with my daughter Martha called ‘Absolute Collider’ so we can release comics we’ve done either together (like ‘Ghosts In Things’) or separately – Martha’s got a zine of paintings called ‘Panjabear’ ready to come out, and I’m doing some […] - [3x23: Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/3x23-ollie-hicks/): Can you sum up your work in 3 words? Funny, gay, energetic What comics plans do you have for 2023? So much! Possibly too much! My debut graphic novel is out! I co-created GRAND SLAM ROMANCE Book 1 with my wife, the unbelievably talented Emma Oosterhous and it’s finally coming out in the UK in June 2023. It’s a ridiculous, funny, sweaty, sexy story about softball lesbians and magical girls and long-lost love! So we’re launching that, and soon (very soon -like this week!) I’m going to sit down and start writing GSR Book 3! I’m also co-editing a smut […] ## Pages - [The Land of Uncertainty](https://goodcomics.co.uk/home/tlou/): Thank you for buying the Land of Uncertainty by Hatiye Garip. You can download your digital files here. If you have any questions about the book and digital package, email goodcomics@hotmail.com. - [Blogs](https://goodcomics.co.uk/blogs/) - [New release!](https://goodcomics.co.uk/): Last Summer at Camp Righteous by Ollie Hicks Read all about it here! Browse our bookstore Read our latest blogs - [Submissions](https://goodcomics.co.uk/submissions/): Thanks for your interest, but we are currently not accepting submissions. - [About](https://goodcomics.co.uk/about/): Good Comics is a UK-based not-for-profit independent publisher and distributor of comics, zines and graphic novels. We’re a team of three: Paddy Johnston, Sam Williams and Rozi Hathaway. Our aim is to nurture new talent in comics and bring new voices to the community of independent comics, in the UK and internationally. We’re all about great stories, distinct voices, and unique talents. Paddy and Sam launched Good Comics in 2015 with the first issue of the Dead Singers Society anthology zine, and since then we’ve added new talent in comics to our roster each year. After helping us out behind […] - [Coming soon!](https://goodcomics.co.uk/coming-soon/): Coming soon Get ready, something cool is coming! - [My account](https://goodcomics.co.uk/my-account/) - [Checkout](https://goodcomics.co.uk/checkout/) - [Cart](https://goodcomics.co.uk/cart/) - [Shop](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/) - [Privacy Policy](https://goodcomics.co.uk/privacy-policy/): Who we are Our website address is: https://goodcomics.co.uk. Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. 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Friendship, faith, filth, and striking out with your crush combine in this colourful story that will leave you spiritually challenged (and loving it). 18+ only. You’ll see why!   - [The Nun's Priest's Tale by Kristen Haas Curtis](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/the-nuns-priests-tale-by-kristen-haas-curtis/): Quirky medievalist? Or an English Major with a soft spot for Chaucer? This is for you. The Nun’s Priest’s Tale is a fresh adaptation of Geoffrey Chaucer’s late 14th-century comical story featured in Canterbury Tales. This version is a lightly abridged version of the tale, told as a comic with all of Kristen’s usual charm and style. Still in Middle English, the comic features a brief Modern English explainer at the end. And there’s lots of chickens. Part of Kristen Haas Curtis’ Masters of Arts thesis project. Kristen is an American Cartoonist living in Switzerland, and you can see some […] - [The Forest Museum by Pip Craighead](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/the-forest-museum-by-pip-craighead/): The Forest Museum is the new illustrated novel from Pip Craighead, co-creator of Star Patrol 1998 and Thousand Oaks. In the summer of 1972, a young Brazilian-American woman fresh out of art school takes a summer job restoring paintings at a hunting lodge in Germany’s Black Forest. An unusual and atmospheric novel, The Forest Museum allows you to stroll along through the dreamlike narrative. Pip Craighead is a writer and illustrator from Portland, Oregon. We’re thrilled to be distributing two of his other books here in the UK: Star Patrol 1998 and Thousand Oaks. - [The Land of Uncertainty by Hatiye Garip (Audio Bundle)](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/pre-order-the-land-of-uncertainty-by-hatiye-garip-audio-and-digital-bundle/): This page is for the audio bundle, without the physical comic. If you’d like to buy the physical comic bundle, click here. The Land of Uncertainty is a poetic and accessible comic book by Turkish artist Hatiye Garip. A beautifully illustrated poem about nature, the unvisited lands, and life’s unexpected twists and turns weave its way through a series of abstract images in this unique comic book. In a first for Good Comics, the book makes use of tactile printing, with its images providing a sensory experience that brings the poetry and imagery of the book to life for blind […] - [Good Comics anthologies bundle](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/good-comics-anthologies-bundle/): We’re delighted to offer, for the first time, all three of our current anthologies in one complete set! The AUB Zine Society anthology contains excellent short comics from 12 different students under the themes of deep and/or escape. Dead Singers Society vol. IV features over twenty artists and writers talking about their favourite Dead Singers, including Scott Hutchison, Chester Bennington, Dusty Springfield, and many more. And last but not least, The Good Comics Reader vol. 2. This compact collection represents all the brilliant people who are part of the Good Comics community and is very close to our hearts. Get […] - [Thousand Oaks by Pip Craighead & Ashton Trujillo](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/thousand-oaks-by-pip-craighead-ashton-trujillo/): Thousand Oaks is an atmospheric short story set in the summer of 1988. Let us take you into the heart of a sprawling American suburb as unforeseen events change the life of one family – and use the accompanying original soundtrack to fully submerse yourself. Pip Craighead is a writer and illustrator from Portland, Oregon and Ashton Trujillo is a cartoonist and graphic designer living in LA. They work on books together under the small-press publishing name Diorama Books. We’re thrilled to be distributing two of their books here in the UK: Star Patrol 1998 and Thousand Oaks. Check out Star Patrol 1998 […] - [Star Patrol 1998 by Pip Craighead & Ashton Trujillo](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/star-patrol-1998-by-pip-craighead-ashton-trujillo/): Star Patrol 1998 is a comic about memory, nostalgia, starships, and longing. Reminiscing about an epic sci-fi adventure of long ago, we are introduced to the characters and ships in this touching reflection on Trujillo’s childhood wonder he carries through to the present day. Pip Craighead is a writer and illustrator from Portland, Oregon and Ashton Trujillo is a cartoonist and graphic designer living in LA. They work on books together under the small-press publishing name Diorama Books. We’re thrilled to be distributing two of their books here in the UK: Star Patrol 1998 and Thousand Oaks. Check out Thousand […] - [Sarararara Chapters 1-3 bundle by Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/sarararara-chapters-1-3-bundle-by-ollie-hicks/): Get all the Sarararara books in this complete bundle! Sarararara is Ollie Hicks’ goopy webcomic debut, a biting pastiche of 1950s Americana with lashings of queer teen mayhem. She’s an all-American girl, and just your average teenager – out on the prowl and looking for someone to suck into her gooey cocoon! Whether she’s navigating cheer squads, spurned lovers, murder plots or male pregnancy, she’s doing it in style. This bundle includes Sarararara: All American Girl (chapter 1), Sarararara: Life in the Foreground (chapter 2) and Sarararara: Homecoming. Praise for Sarararara Chapter 1: “… the major appeal of the comics is the […] - [Ghost Beach + Storm Clouds Collection bundle by Ben Mitchell](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/ghost-beach-storm-clouds-collection-by-ben-mitchell/): Storm Clouds: Collected and Ghost Beach are gritty, witty police dramas set in small-town suburbs of New South Wales, Australia. And we’re thrilled to distribute this in the UK! In Storm Clouds: Collected, a young police officer is promoted to detective status when a horrific incident leads her department to believe she shares a connection with a notorious serial killer. Ending up in her old hometown, the small-town punk rock drama is the least of her troubles, as our heroes stumble upon something much bigger. Ghost Beach brings our cast of characters together once more to investigate a new party drug […] - [Dunce#5 by Jens K Styve](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/dunce5-by-jens-k-styve-2/): You can now buy issues of Norwegian cartoonist Jens K Styve’s DUNCE here at Good Comics! Collecting Jens’ ongoing strips which exhibit his trademark expressive artwork and witty humour. Limited stock is available! Find out more about Jens on his website. - [Daddy Day by Sam Williams](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/daddy-day-by-samuel-c-williams/): Daddy Day is a collection of short stories. A touching look into the ebbs and flows of parenting, this comic shows the challenges that come with separating and evolving as a family. From the creator of At War With Yourself, Good Comics co-founder Sam Williams’ collection speaks to anyone, regardless of whether you’re a parent or not. - [Crushing by Kristen Haas Curtis](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/crushing-by-kristen-haas-curtis/): Crushing is a silent comic that walks through a beautiful black-and-white dreamscape, brought to life by elegant risograph printing and distinct colours. A meditation on birth, wordplay, life and death, Crushing is a truly unique comic. As well as the comic itself, the zine also includes notes and reflections from Kristen Haas Curtis on drawing, dreams and rejection, and gives background to the comic’s original inception as a piece for the 2017 Fumetto Internationales Comix Festival in Luzern, Switzerland. Kristen Haas Curtis is an American Cartoonist living in Switzerland. You can see some of her other work at www.hellomizk.com - [Princess Wolf by Beatrix and Kristen Haas Curtis](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/princess-wolf-by-beatrix-and-kristen-haas-curtis/): Princess Wolf and her Life of Darkness is a witty, entertaining collaboration between Kristen Haas Curtis and her daughter Bea. Here’s how Kristen described the project: For the past few years, my daughter Bee has been telling me tales about a wild character named Princess Wolf. Last year, for the 100-Day Project, I decided to collaborate with her to get this epic saga turned into a comic. Every few days—for three-and-a-half months I’d sit her down, bribe her with a pastry, take frantic notes while she told me chunks of the story, and then draw a couple of panels after […] - [Dead Singers Society Vol. IV](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/dead-singers-society-vol-iv/): Dead Singers Society is where Good Comics truly began. Our very first issue, printed and trimmed in Sam’s living room in 2016, redefined our lives. And led us to want to build a publishing unit that shows our values and passion for comics. And now, Dead Singers Society Vol. IV is the fourth and final instalment of our flagship anthology. Features over twenty artists and writers talking about their favourite Dead Singers, including Scott Hutchison, Gord Downie, Chester Bennington, Eartha Kitt, Dusty Springfield, Dolores O’Riordan and many more. Interested in our other anthologies? Take a look at them here. - [SID by Olivia Sullivan](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/sid-by-olivia-sullivan/): Sid is unemployed. Maybe he’s also unemployable. He’s also paranoid, ruled by his insecurities, and experiencing some incredible delusions and strange visions. SID is a visual narrative exploring his world – a technicolour journey of twists and turns through the hellish landscape of a mind best by brutal illness. In this 2017 title, artist Olivia Sullivan builds upon the themes of religion, suffering and the strange human mind explored in her previous work I Drank Holy Water to deliver a wonderfully strange graphic novel. Welcome to the world of Sid. “Olivia’s newest work is brutally honest and allows you to step […] - [Stir Fry by Sarah Crosby](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/stir-fry-by-sarah-crosby/): Stir Fry is a comic collection by Sarah Crosby, where she explores weird and extraordinary lives in three bizarre stories. Featuring satanic childcare, petty grudges and insect infatuation – need we say more? With her trademark dark humour and clean cartooning style Sarah presents a world that is, just subtly, not quite right. - [Tales from the Nonniverse Vol. I by Faye Spencer](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/tales-from-the-nonniverse-vol-i-by-faye-spencer/): Welcome to the Nonniverse: it’s a bit like the Britain you know, except everything is a bit…nonny (a meaningless word, often used in refrains in old English ballads). Join Evelyn as she and her puppet companion, Rott, search for meaning and respite in a bizarre, hyper-folk alternate universe, rendered in stunningly detailed pencilwork by Faye Spencer. Tales From the Nonniverse is Faye’s debut comic, but Faye is also a multidisciplinary artist. - [Petrichor by Gareth A. Hopkins](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/petrichor-by-gareth-a-hopkins/): The word ‘petrichor’ refers to the pleasant smell of rain falling on dry soil: a sensory experience that’s similar in its uniqueness to Gareth Hopkins’ comics. Petrichor is an emotional journey, a meditation on love and family, and a moving examination of grief through abstraction. In his first book for Good Comics, Hopkins’ dazzlingly intricate art provides an expansive background for intertwining narratives of his work and children, always coming back to his refrain: “It’s easy to forget how many times you’ve fallen in love.” “It’s rare men’s introspection comics exhibit grace—Gareth’s does, and sings with love and gratitude.” Claire […] - [Dunce#2 by Jens K. Styve](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/dunce2-by-jens-k-styve/): You can now buy issues 1-5 of Norwegian cartoonist Jens K Styve’s DUNCE here at Good Comics! Collecting Jens’ ongoing strips which exhibit his trademark expressive artwork and witty humour. Limited stock is available! Find out more about Jens on his website. - [Dunce#3 by Jens K Styve](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/dunce3-by-jens-k-styve/): You can now buy issues of Norwegian cartoonist Jens K Styve’s DUNCE here at Good Comics! Collecting Jens’ ongoing strips which exhibit his trademark expressive artwork and witty humour. Limited stock is available! Find out more about Jens on his website. - [Novelty by Mohar Kalra](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/novelty-by-mohar-kalra/): Novelty is the debut comic book from New York comic artist Mohar Kalra. It tells the story of Allen, a young man who is sometimes himself, and sometimes a blank figure, a stark humanoid whose expressive rendering on the page is a reminder of the disconnect between the body and the mind. Allen attempts to follow his therapist’s advice and to ‘be in the moment’ with varying degrees of success, and eventually finds peace with himself and learns what it means to be fulfilled. Mohar Kalra’s flowing, Eisner-esque linework makes for an accessible and surprisingly uplifting story, in which we […] - [Storm Clouds: Collected by Ben Mitchell](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/storm-clouds-collected-by-ben-mitchell/): Storm Clouds: Collected and Ghost Beach are gritty, witty police dramas set in small-town suburbs of New South Wales, Australia. And we’re thrilled to distribute this in the UK! In Storm Clouds: Collected, a young police officer is promoted to detective status when a horrific incident leads her department to believe she shares a connection with a notorious serial killer. Ending up in her old hometown, the small-town punk rock drama is the least of her troubles, as our heroes stumble upon something much bigger. This collected volume contains remastered and recoloured editions of Ben’s earlier works Storm Clouds (2014), Don’t Panic (2015), Jared […] - [Ghost Beach by Ben Mitchell](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/ghost-beach-by-ben-mitchell/): Good Comics are thrilled to be the UK distributor for Australian comics creator and all-round good lad, Ben Mitchell. After a lengthy development process, Ghost Beach proves to be the most exciting and ambitious instalment in the Storm Clouds series yet, clocking in at over 100 pages of thrilling beach town mystery. Ghost Beach brings our cast of characters together once more to investigate a new party drug with sinister side effects. Why does everyone call it Ghost Beach? Be the first to find out. See Chino, Dobson and the crew come to terms with their greatest fears in this gritty, witty […] - [Stealing Home: Rookie Season](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/stealing-home-rookie-season/): Stealing Home: Rookie Season collects the first year of Paddy Johnston’s heartfelt and deeply personal essays about baseball, fan stories, and why we find meaning in sports. Johnston was inspired to start his Stealing Home email newsletter to tell his story. The story of going from a total sports hater to a passionate baseball fan. How this journey transformed him as a person, for the better. Stealing Home deals with childhood trauma, confidence, mental health, and the meaning that sports give to our lives. Collecting all of 2019’s Stealing Home email essays, this book has an additional number of exclusive […] - [Sarararara Chapter 1: All-American Girl by Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/sarararara-chapter-1-all-american-girl-by-ollie-hicks/): Sarararara: All American Girl is the first chapter of Ollie Hicks’ goopy webcomic debut, a biting pastiche of 1950s Americana with lashings of queer teen mayhem. Sarararara is an all-American girl – guys wanna date her, and gals wanna date her. She’s just your average teenager, out on the prowl and looking for someone to suck into her gooey cocoon! And here at Good Comics we’re thrilled to be distributing Sarararara for Ollie Hicks. Praise for Sarararara Chapter 1: “… the major appeal of the comics is the way Olivia Hicks draws, and more importantly presents, the strip: a rough […] - [Sarararara Chapter 2: Life in the Foreground by Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/sarararara-chapter-2-life-in-the-foreground-by-ollie-hicks/): Sarararara: Life in the Foreground is the second chapter of Ollie Hicks’ goopy webcomic debut, a biting pastiche of 1950s Americana with lashings of queer teen mayhem. Hold onto your honies because Sarararara is back for another instalment of laughs, love and goop! This time around, join the kooky crazy teen as she navigates cheer squads, spurned lovers, murder plots and male pregnancy – all on her second day of high school. Good Comics are thrilled to be distributing Sarararara for Ollie Hicks. Wanna see more? Check out the other Sarararara books and the bundle here. - [RAZE by Claire Spiller](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/raze-by-claire-spiller/): Raze is a story of old gods, rewilding, and the balance in the world between man and beast. Reminiscent of the pastoral beauty of Hayao Miyazaki and the speculative genius of Ursula LeGuin, Claire Spiller brings a tender but powerful perspective to the world we live in. Using shining gold against a black-and-white landscape, Claire reminds us of man’s destruction and pollution, and to muse on what might happen if the animals and old gods reclaimed the land from us. Raze is a superb book, and we’re incredibly proud to have published it. - [1982 The Year I Saw The Jam by Peter Wilkins](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/1982-the-year-i-saw-the-jam-by-peter-wilkins/): 1982 The Year I Saw The Jam is Peter Wilkins’ debut print comic. Wikins provides a bittersweet chronicle of friendships, coming of age, and bad sounds. 1982 was a big year for Peter Wilkins: he moved out of his parent’s house, finished his second year at UBC, and most importantly, he saw The Jam on their last-ever North American tour. - [Grandmothers Tales anthology](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/grandmothers-tales-anthology/): We’re honoured to be distributing a limited number of comics anthology Grandmothers’ Tales, featuring work from Niki Bañados, Maria Fowler and Sophia Luu. Niki Bañados came up with the idea for Grandmothers’ Tales when she found videos of her grandmother telling her stories of WWII in the Philippines. She explains: I thought about how I used to talk to my grandparents more as a child, but how time and distance have changed this, how much learning I could be missing, and how many stories there are that I don’t know about. This project aims to get more people talking to […] - [Return by Niki Bañados](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/return-by-niki-banados/): Return ​is an exciting new story from the creator of the award-winning Shivers and 1/3 of Grandmother’s Tales. Detailing Niki’s experience of moving back to Australia, Return looks at the struggles of relocation, the power of nature, and the near-constant feeling of falling apart and rebuilding ourselves. - [Good Comics Reader Vol. 2](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/good-comics-reader-vol-2/): The now out-of-print first edition of the ​Good Comics Reader​ showcased the huge range of talent among artists and authors we’ve published, giving them space to share short stories in a unique riso-printed anthology. To continue to represent all the brilliant people who are part of the Good Comics community, we’ve put together a second edition of the ​Reader​, with a twist: it’s an A6 book that fits right in your pocket, and every short story begins with ‘It was a dark and stormy night…’ Featuring comics from Kristen Haas Curtis, Mathilde Tollec, Gareth A. Hopkins, Maria Fowler, Olivia Hicks, […] - [Fishes May Come Back by Emre Altındağ](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/fishes-may-come-back-by-emre-altindag/): Fishes May Come Back ​is the debut comic from Turkish comic artist and painter Emre Altındağ.​ It’s an elegant and haunting silent comic, brought to life by distinctive, intricate linework and a unique, poetic depiction of the passage of time. It’s an exploration of loss, and of what it means to have both a body and a soul. Fishes May Come Back was published as part of a successful Kickstarter campaign that ran in 2019 and was released in 2020. It was only made possible by all the amazing Kickstarter backers. Check out the other books here. - [LDN by RAMZEE](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/ldn-by-ramzee/): LDN​ ​is a brilliant collection of stories, each set in a different corner of London – North, South, East, West and the City of London in the centre. RAMZEE brings his trademark wit and sharp social commentary (as seen in his previous comic ZORSE) to a series of hilarious, touching and thought-provoking short stories about the capital, each told from a different perspective and with its own unique art style. LDN was published as part of a successful Kickstarter campaign that ran in 2019 and was released in 2020. It was only made possible by all the amazing Kickstarter backers. […] - [FML Comics by Natasha Natarajan](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/fml-comics-collected-2016-2020-by-natasha-natarajan/): FML Comics​ is the collected autobiographical works of Natasha Natarajan,​ spanning from 2016-2020. An opportunity to be inside the mind of a 20-something British-Indian woman, we see Natasha navigating the 21st century in both heartbreaking and hilarious ways. As Natasha puts it, “I​ hope it lets you connect to the experience of being human – completely flawed, fucking confused, overwhelmed but still mostly laughing.“​ FML Comics was published as part of a successful Kickstarter campaign that ran in 2019 and was released in 2020. It was only made possible by all the amazing Kickstarter backers. Check out the other books here. - [Eta Carinae by Rozi Hathaway](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/eta-carinae-by-rozi-hathaway/): Eta Carinae is a short, silent story about time – and a feeling of needing to be elsewhere. What began as drawing in lockdown, these weekly comics became a story in their own right, and in the latter part of 2020 she began to expand these to become a fully silent story. “The quietness of this comic and its gentle rhythm remind us that the soft moments that make up our lives can be, upon reflection, an opportunity to connect to the essential silence and patterns of the cosmos. Rozi Hathaway has again opened my heart to the eternal.” Daniel Elkin, […] - [Dunce: Brego by Jens K. Styve](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/dunce-brego-by-jens-k-styve/): A comic book from the creator of Dunce. This special Dunce issue focuses on the beloved, intellectual and freedom-seeking dog Brego. As Jens states: “Brego came to our house in June 2015, long before I was doing any Dunce-strips at all. Still, what I did at the time was filling my sketchbooks with diary comics, many of these have later come to use. Luckily I documented the early days of Brego-life, those diary pages eventually turned into the sequences that fills the first third of this zine.” Limited stock available! Each copy comes with an A5 print included. Find out […] - [Badger vs. Tiger by John Cei Douglas](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/badger-vs-tiger-by-john-cei-douglas/): Badger vs. Tiger by John Cei Douglas is exactly what it looks like – a no-holds-barred wrestling match with a bunny for a referee. Told in black-and-white with John’s signature silent comic appeal, Badger vs. Tiger is an entertaining dip into the Great Tree Arena. We’re distributing three of John’s books; Show Me the Map, Badger & Tiger and Static. See all three books here. - [Static by John Cei Douglas](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/static-by-john-cei-douglas/): Static is a beautiful, touching collection of four short stories by John Cei Douglas. These stories explore the passage of time, belonging, longing, and lonely sleepless nights. Static will stay with you for a while. We’re distributing three of John’s books; Show Me the Map, Badger & Tiger and Static. See all three books here. - [Show Me the Map to Your Heart & Other Stories by John Cei Douglas](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/show-me-the-map-to-your-heart-other-stories-by-john-cei-douglas/): Show Me the Map to Your Heart & Other Stories is a beautiful collection of short stories by John Cei Douglas, and we’re thrilled to distro it here at Good Comics. Covering nostalgia, relationships, desert islands and more, Show Me the Map is a beautiful example of John’s view of the world. And it features a fold-out map! This comic is also beautifully printed in a one-colour black/white litho offset. Check out John’s other books here. - [The Lockdown Chronicles by Ernesto Priego](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/the-lockdown-chronicles-by-ernesto-priego/): Early in the Covid-19 pandemic, comics scholar Ernesto Priego instigated The Lockdown Chronicles, an empathetic yet hard-hitting series that takes scenes from the past and reappropriated them for our newly dark times. This book brings together the first series of these comics in print for the first time. Ernesto Priego’s Lockdown Chronicles are great. And if you make comics, an object lesson in what you can do with four panels. – Katy Whitaker Ernesto is a co-founder of The Comics Grid Journal of Comics Scholarship a truly insightful and interesting human being. Find out more about him here. - [AUB Zine Society anthology](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/aub-zine-society-anthology/): We’re thrilled to bring you a brand new anthology of comics created by students of the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) Zine Society! Ranging from foundation degrees to illustration and animation, this anthology contains short comics from 12 different students under the themes deep and/or escape. As two-thirds of the Good Comics team is local to Bournemouth, we feel it’s essential, now more than ever, to connect with our local community and champion local talent. Everyone who submitted was included, and they’re all insanely talented. Pick up a copy and see what we mean. Comics by: saltseashark, Emily Randall, Leylah Morley, Louise […] - [Sarararara Chapter 3: Homecoming by Ollie Hicks](https://goodcomics.co.uk/shop/sarararara-homecoming-by-ollie-hicks/): Sarararara: Homecoming is the third chapter of Ollie Hicks’ goopy webcomic debut, a biting pastiche of 1950s Americana with lashings of queer teen mayhem. Sarararara all-American gal returns and this time, America better hold onto her glutes! As Homecoming beckons, our sassy teens are up to their necks in intrigues, double-crosses and science! Good Comics are thrilled to be distributing Sarararara for Ollie Hicks. Wanna see more? Check out the other Sarararara books and the bundle here. [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)