Closed for holiday!

Apologies folks, but I’ll be away till April 20th or thereabouts. If you really need me in a hurry I’ll have sporadic access to emails, but in reality I’ll not be able to do anything till I’m home. Any orders or new scripts will be taken care of then. Thanks very much.

Closed for Holidays!

Apologies folks, but I’ll be away till April 20th or thereabouts. If you really need me in a hurry I’ll have sporadic access to emails, but in reality I’ll not be able to do anything till I’m home. Any orders or new scripts will be taken care of then. Thanks very much.

Sold out (again) DARK JUDGEMENT 01

Just to let folks know that the extra copies of DARK JUDGEMENT 01 I printed up to accompany the release of the second special have now all gone. That boat has sailed for the last time and it joins the ranks of comics that are no longer available.

Dark Judgement 02 is still available, though quantities are dwindling. It seems you all can’t get enough of those crazed alien superfiends!

Dogbreath 25 & Zarjaz 14- Linkfest!

Got a bit of time so here are the links I’ve had so far regarding the latest issues:

Starting with this! from Mike Lynch, then onto this, this and this too from Chris Askham, which contains this awesome image comparison amongst other things…

Next up we have Derek Hamill  and George Coleman talking about this gentleman…

before he sneaks this one out, what on earth could this be for?

Next up is link to the blog of the one and only Lee Robson where he talks about the Devlin Waugh strip that opens Zarjaz 14 as well as working with Simon Bennett-Hayes on ‘BEST SERVED COLD’ over in Dogbreath 25.

Also in Dogbreath, Greg Meldrum and David Broughton bring us a tale featuring Doc Death, he of BITCH fame.

I’m sure there must be plenty more out there so if you have done a blog piece about either Zarjaz or Dogbreath then please send me a link and I’ll get it added!

Cardiff 2012: Surrealism at work…

Been up to my eyes just lately in the real world, so I’ve not really had chance to say how uch fun it was at Cardiff the other week. Mike Allwood and his team of complete professionals made it a joy to attend for the weekend and I’m already planning on being back again next year.

Of the many things that happened over the weekend, possibly the strangest involves this moment…

The amazing Mick McMahon was sketching over the course of the weekend, and one of the sketches he was asked for was of Mongrol from the ABC Warriors. Mick asked for ref of the character, and so the shot here is of Mick McMahon drawing a shot of Mongrol using a page from a strip I drew as ref. When I drew that page (indeed that entire Strip) it was Mick’s work I had in front of me to refer to. A total PWEI moment for me, but the recipient of the sketch was more than happy.

I also got to Sketch Mongrol over the weekend- you’ve gotta love that droid!

Zarjaz 14

Behind the astounding Devlin Waugh cover by Colin Macneil, Peeps the butler droid gives you:

Judge Dredd- Rich Pickings by Derek Hamill and George Coleman

Flesh: Ectinction- 2 by MJ Howard and Chris Geary

Devlin Waugh- A Night in Casablanca by Lee Robson and Jaye Franklin

Judge Dredd-Super Judge Squad by Stephen Reid

ABC- The Mighty Phononotron by MJ Howard and Tom Berry

Tales From The Black Museum-The Myth by Mike Lynch and Owen Watts

Available from the link on the right!

Dogbreath 25

Available now- the latest issue of DOGBREATH, the longest running 2000 AD fanzine

The cover for this issue is by Stewart Moore.

Within the pages of this issue, Dr Bob brings you:

Strontium Dog-Potential by Eric Moore and Chris Askham

Strontium Dog- One Day in Redemption by Alec Robertson and Steven Denton

Strontium Dogs- Doc Death- Blood from A Stone by Greg Meldrum and David Broughton

Strontium Dog- Old Wounds by Richmond Clements and Stephen Prestwood

Strontium Dog- Best Served Cold by Lee Robson and Simon Bennett Hayes

Strontium Dog-ShiftingSands by Monty Nero with illustrations by David Broughton

And two more Case files: An Incident on Mayger Minor and War Zone! Examined by Leigh Shepherd.

Available from the link on the right!

FutureQuake 20- now on sale!

Available now- FutureQuake 20!

Behind the cover by Dave Thomson celebrating the final episode of the current Neroy Sphinx caper we have 8 strips to astound you.

This issue we present:

Red Planet by Peter Dabbene and Alex Paterson

Projections by Paul Penna and Stewart Moore

Whodunnit by John Howson and Simon Breeze

The Vengeance of Lord Vengeance by Emmet Fagan and Iain Laurie

Does not compute by Oscar Maltby and Matty Redmond

The Blood of the covenant by Flex Arith and Brett Buckle

Deus Ex libris by Matthew Golding and Jaye Franklin

Neroy Sphinx- Old Familiar Places by Dan Whiston and Dave Thomson

Available from the link on the right hand side!