London-based small press publisher Breakdown Press hasn't been around very long, but it already has an ambitious line-up planned for the new year.

Having already published books by such intriguing up-and-coming artists as Connor Willumsen and Richard Short, Breakdown's 2014 line-up includes Mutiny Bay by Antoine Cosse, a 16th-century epic about two of Magellan's men who end up marooned, and Good News Bible: The Deadline Strips of Shaky Kane, which collects all the work The Bulletproof Coffin artist did for the '90 British comics magazine.

Below you can find some exclusive preview pages, as well as details from the publisher.

Mutiny Bay by Antoine Cossé - approx. 150 pages - available mid 2014

1519.  A Spanish fleet leaves Seville, heading west.  Portuguese Captain Magellan is convinced of the existence of a South American strait that will expedite trade with the Indonesian Spice Islands.  Months later, in a deserted and inhospitable land, mutiny brews, two men are marooned and the world explodes in a riot of hallucinatory colour.  Antoine Cossé’s largest work to date is a fascinating drama, examining one of history’s most intriguing mysteries.

Good News Bible: The Deadline Strips of Shaky Kane by Shaky Kane - approx. 200 pages - available late 2014

This major retrospective of comics and illustration from essential British cartoonist Shaky Kane collects the entirety of his work from the classic ‘90s magazine Deadline for the first time.  Heavily influenced by the great Jack Kirby, Shaky produces comics that combine intensity and bombast with a psychedelic and unmistakably British cynicism.