Aje #3 is Balancing the Scales: An African Comic Review
Aje is masterfully crafted piece which testifies to the skill, ability and love poured into it by Comic Republic that doesn’t shy away from being African.
Newborn Saga: A Tale of True Africa
I’ve always been a big fan of Newborn Saga. The talents at Peda Studios make true on their promise to showcase…
Scion is an African Story of Immortal Warriors
What if you were an African warrior that could not die, who would you sell your services to? This is…
Avonome #7 Is Simply A Visual Delight But It's Got Naruto In The Details
Since issue 1, Comic Republic’s Avonome has proven to be one of the finest titles in the Nigerian comic scene, mostly…
Eternals: Fall of the Orisha – The Squid Mag Review
Vortex Comics are serious about exporting African culture though comics. It’s not hard to see why following the release of…
Hope – A June XII Comic Review
Just days before June XII’s fourth issue release, I wrote that, The biggest issue with the comic is its lack…
In Honor of Nigerian Democracy – A June XII Comic Review
June XII is the title and lead character in Ibrahim “Sirgai” Ganiyu’s comic. June XII marks the first elections after…
An Old Game, a Long Wait and a New Dream: How Chaskele Will Push Ghanaian Animation Forward
In 2012, Ghanaians were thrilled to see a homemade film about a popular children’s game, Chaskele. Even better, Chaskele was…
Android Night: A Comic Showcasing Yaoundé’s Colourful Nightlife
Superheroes, epic adventures, fantasy are words that quickly float to mind when you think of comic books. In Africa, this…