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REVIEW: Saga #12
I can’t believe Saga has now been with us for a year. I can still remember the sheer thrill of that first issue, a strong contender for best single issue of any comic book in 2012. I read the comic, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian K Vaughan, comics, Fiona Staples, Image, Prince Robot IV, Saga
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REVIEW: The Brothers James #1 and #2
I was actually only planning on reading the first issue of The Brothers James, the pulpy crime comic from Ryan Ferrier’s self-published imprint, Challenger Comics. But after breezing through the first issue, I felt like I had to keep on … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Level, Challenger Comics, comics, creator-owned, exploitation, Michael Walsh, Ryan Ferrier, The Brothers James
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REVIEW: Secrets & Shadows #1
I’ve become a bit of a fan of writer Jon Parrish lately. I’ve read and enjoyed some of his script submissions on ComixTribe’s Proving Grounds column, and now – after some delay and miscommunication, which I must apologise for – … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, creator-owned, Dexter Wee, Jon Parrish, Kel Nuttall, Marco Roblin, Secrets and Shadows, Steven Forbes, superhero
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REVIEW: Drones #1
I’ll admit, I found Drones #1 to be a rather confusing experience on my first readthrough. My first impression was that this was a war comic with incredibly well-realised, credible soldier dialogue from writer Chris Lewis. I actually recall thinking … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruno Oliviera, Cabral, Chris Lewis, comics, Drones, E.T. Dollman, satire, war
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REVIEW: Archeologists of Shadows, Volume 2 – Once a Nightmare
A little over a year ago, I reviewed the first volume of The Archeologists of Shadows, a steampunk-fuelled sci-fi series of original graphic novels written by Lara Fuentes and drawn by Patricio Clarey. At the time, I’d talked about how … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D art, Archeologists of Shadows, comics, creator-owned, Lara Fuentes, Patricio Clarey, steampunk
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2013 Preview: And Then Emily Was Gone
I’ve had quite a bit of fun this week, laying out my various upcoming comics projects and sharing a selection of awesome artwork I’ve received from my talented collaborators. For today’s final entry in my little 2013 Preview series, I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 preview, And Then Emily Was Gone, comics, David Lynch, Glasgow Comic Con, Horror Mountain, Iain Laurie, John Lees, Mothwicke, Roachwell, Twin Peaks
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REVIEW: Broken #1
When I saw that the comic at the top of my review queue was written by Mark Bertolini, I felt confident that I was in safe hands, and that this was going to be a quality comic I’d be reviewing. … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Byrns, Batman, Breakneck, Broken, comics, creator-owned, Ghost Lines, Long Gone, Mark Bertolini, The Price
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2013 Preview: Bad Sun
Thus far, all the comics projects I’ve previewed in this series have already had some degree of exposure. The Standard, The Oxymoron and the GLoW anthologies have all been publicly promoted and available for sale in one market or another. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 preview, Bad Sun, Chris Connelly, comics, Glasgow, Glasgow Comic Con, John Lees, sci-fi
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2013 Preview: Anthologies
This is a collection of short stories I wrote and were published last year, actually, but they become more widely available this year, so I still thought it would be worthwhile to include them. GLoW 1 – the first anthology … Continue reading
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Tagged anthologies, Chris Connelly, comics, ComixTribe, Glasgow Comic Con, Glasgow League of Writers, GLoW, GLoW 2, The Oxymoron, The Red Ten, Tyler James
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