My latest comic, Pictures Made Of Light, has been reviewed by Richard Bruton over at the Forbidden Planet Blog.

Richard says:

“Read it first time and you wonder what it means, wonder if it even means anything. Read it a second, third, fourth time and you’ll still be wondering if it has any meaning, but by that stage you’ll be ascribing meaning to it, and then you may start to believe it’s not about the meaning, it’s about the meaning that you bring to it.”

That’s about as good a review as I could have wished for. Two pounds is still quite a bit of money for a 20-page comic, and if I can’t get people to read it at least twice - to get the absolute best value for money they can - then I’m not achieving half of what I set out to.

Thanks also to mentions of Pictures Made of Light from UK creators David Frankum (“…a delightful publication”) and Rol Hirst (“…gorgeous little comic”).

Thanks again to Richard for the review (which you can read in full here). Pictures Made Of Light is available to buy here. The next five orders will receive a fully inked and marker-toned A7 character illustration with their order.

• Andrew Cheverton.