This issues cover strip features a certain lumpy headed individual teaming up with our heroes as they undertake a mission that could only be called ‘Brainspotting’ The strip is by the Emperor and art by the newly multi toned James Feist
Great Scott! Is it time already for Something Wicked to begin taking shape? It sure is!
The art above is from THE CURSE OF RAMA-SET by Colin Dinnie and Adam Bolton.
DOGBREATH is proud to present this exclusive strip by Artdroid Nigel Dobbyn. Small Universe is a five page strip appearing in dogbreath 24!
Freshly delivered this week! Robo-Sapiens is a five page strip by Mark Smith and Steve Howard.
There are some conversations you don’t want overheard- find out about this one in FUTUREQUAKE.
Bit out of left field this one. A couple of weeks ago, we were approached by Richard McAuliffe and Conor Boyle with info on a project they were working on. A series of shorts for the four Dark Judges and were seeking script opinions.
Needless to say we were impressed, and then they told us that they wanted to have the strips ready for the BICS gig in October at the Brum Wastes!
Fast forward a few emails and now we are proud to be presenting a one-off ZARJAZ Special for the Event.
More news both here and at Conor’s blog as it happens!
Remember, It’s not called ZARJAZ for nothing!
MIDDENFACE McNULTY– Heed-Nip is a six page strip from Tom Proudfoot and Stu Giddings. Due to appear in Dogbreath 23.
Some sample sketches for Matt McLaughlin and Matt Soffe’s strip for the upcoming Something Wicked. Matt Soffe Also writes about it here.
It had to happen eventually, but the first of the issues of FQ eligible for the 2010 Eagle Vote have sold out!
Many thanks to all out there for the continued support for FQP Titles- we really do appreciate it.
You may have read about this story elsewhere but I can now confirm that Rose O’Rion- Unfinished business is complete and ready to appear in the next (hopefully bumper-sized) Zarjaz. Written by strip Creators Kek-W and Dylan Teague, this is a huge honour for Zarjaz.
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