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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: Tall Tales from the Badlands #2
About a year ago, I reviewed a Western anthology called Tall Tales from the Badlands, written by brothers Sean and Seamus Kevin Fahey, and drawn by a variety of talented indie artists. It was a quality comic, one of the … Continue reading
REVIEW: No More Heroes #1
Before I begin, I should mention the connection I have with No More Heroes, this dark new superhero series by writer Gordon McLean and artist Caio Oliveira. Gordon is a fellow member of the Glasgow League of Writers, a collective … Continue reading
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Tagged Caio Oliveira, comics, Glasgow League of Writers, GLoW, Goran Kostadinoski, Gordon Mclean, Kel Nuttall, No More Heroes, superhero
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The Standard #2: On Sale Now!
The Standard #2 is now on sale! Once, Gilbert Graham was The Standard, the world’s first and greatest superhero. Now an old man and long retired from crime-fighting, he lives a quiet life as a high school chemistry teacher. But … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, Comix Tribe, Gulliver Vianei, John Lees, Jonathan Rector, Kel Nuttall, Mike Gagnon, Steven Forbes, The Standard
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Buy The Standard #1 Comic Book!
You’ve been asking, and now it’s here. The Standard #1 is now available to buy in print from IndyPlanet! The Standard is a 6-issue comic book miniseries published by ComixTribe, each chapter 28 pages long. This first issue is written … Continue reading
The Standard #1: On Sale Now!
The Standard #1 is now on sale! The Standard is a 6-issue comic book miniseries, each chapter 28 pages long. This first issue is written by John Lees, pencilled and inked by Jonathan Rector, colored by Ray Dillon and Mo … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, ComixTribe, John Lees, Jonathan Rector, Kel Nuttall, Mo James, Ray Dillon, Steven Forbes, superhero, The Standard
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The Standard and Free Comic Book Day
ComixTribe, the publishers of The Standard, are joining forces with Red Handed Studios to commemorate Free Comic Book Day with a special showcase comic. Available digitally from May 7th, The ComixTribe/Red Handed Studios Free Comic Book Day Special will provide … Continue reading
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Tagged Cary Kelley, comics, DynaGirl, Epic, Free Comic Book Day, Harold Edge, John Lees, Jonathan Rector, Kel Nuttall, Mac Radwanksi, Matt Zolman, Mo James, Paul Little, Ray Dillon, Runners, Steven Forbes, superhero, The Standard, Tyler James, Vic Moya
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REVIEW: Nothingface #1
I first became aware of Kel Nuttall as an incredibly talented letterer, with no idea of any inclination he might have had towards writing comics. So, what first attracted my attention to Nothingface was curiosity over how well Kel made … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Templesmith, comics, Kel Nuttall, Morpheus Forge Entertainment, Nothingface, Yildiray Cinar
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The Standard: From Script to Page
Following on from a recent interview I conducted with Jonathan Rector, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at the creative process behind a comic book page, and how it goes from words in a script to … Continue reading →