"[Despite being a murder mystery], it's an aesthetically illustrated comic I could see myself wanting to read on a summer vacation."

"It's a bloody, sharp, and engaging story that manages to be complete while letting you know they're only getting warmed up."

"The splendid artistic teams and the genius writers in this issue illuminate the immense spectrum of talent coming from AHOY each month."

"Home succeeds in every category of craft, but exceptionally in its characterization."

"Boss is a talented powerhouse of a creator...inviting readers to engage with every aspect of the mystery in a carefully crafted comic."

"Not only is John Arcudi's comic a grounded sensation in storytelling, but... [an] electrifying, visceral horror."

"The world of Wolvenheart is dense, fascinating, and beautiful in its own dark, gothic way."

"Giga reminds us all why we fell in love with Vault in the first place."

"...one of the most sublime displays of art and colour to be found across the entire indie scene."

"Everything comes together to expertly realize [The Preserve's] super cool concept with style and professionalism."

Laced with mild humor, the crime drama and fantasy genres are swirled into a thrilling, cohesive blue ball of magical realism in this comic.

"The monochromatic colors and windburned brushstrokes immerse the reader so completely that they'd be forgiven for subconsciously shivering"

"Beautifully illustrated and paced to perfection, Recovery Incorporated has all the charm and guts fans could want."

"Likewise, anyone who reads the hauntingly illustrated Snifter of Blood is sure to develop an affinity for this AHOY Comics title."

"The Recount will scare you, shock you, and viscerally submerge you into a narrative not too unlike our own society..."

"In Diamond #1, Grayson Matthews is a diamond in the rough, forced to reconcile with his calamitous past while forging his future."

"There is a compelling moral and philosophical argument being presented with [Resonant] about human nature."

"By the Horns uses breathtaking, colorful imagery and well-executed drama in this innovative entry into the fantasy/science-fiction genre."

Dry Foot is a unique comic that feels both steeped in nostalgia and grounded in realism.

"Darick Robertson’s depraved art continues to visually expound upon the raunchy debauchery of the world of Space Bastards."