Coming soon to FQP, Of Wolf & Man is a new strip by writer Dave Roberts and new to FQP artist Astrom Chang.
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Month: September 2013
First Look- SD’s- Wirehead Rex- The Day The Diddly Died.
Coming soon to the pages of Dogbreath is the first adventure for Wirehead Rex. The Day the Diddly Died is by writer Dirk Van Dom and artist Dan Cornwell.
The Phab Firewalk- Today is the day!
Oh, crikey, what am I doing?
I’ve read the science, been reassured by the organisers, but the thought of putting my bare foot onto hot coals is not a pleasant one.
However, at around 7.30 tonight that is what I’ll be doing. This is my last call out for sponsors. You folk out there that have already donated are all stars to me, but today is the day. Please, if you want to help me raise money for an amazing charity that takes children with enormously wide ranges of disabilities and gives them all a week they will never forget then simply donate below.
Thanks for reading
Rogue Trooper- I Am But Mad, North, North West.
Coming soon- you will be able to once again visit the war strewn hell that is Nu-Earth. Join writer Dan Hill and artist Dave Broughton as we present the only Rogue Trooper story worth reading this year.
Over on his Blog, David talks about this strip and his creative process is superb detail.
Coming Soon- SLADE- BCPD
Coming soon to the pages of Zarjaz (or maybe something else we haven’t told you about yet…) Join Slade and Hoagy as they investigate the Ro-man empire. Write dirk Van Dom and Artist Mike Bunt present something rather different.
First Look- Truth, Justice and the American Way.
What the Sneck! Since when does FQ do Superheroes? Since the earliest days of FQP, we have brought you superheroics- Remember ‘By The Book’ in FQ04? What about John Bull from FQ 06? Well now we have a new strip for you, writer BJ Fox and artist Johnny Hoang present a Superhero with that FQP feel.
Coming Soon- Write Man For the Job!
Coming to FutureQuake 24, this issues featured coverstrip is WRITE MAN FOR THE JOB by Buster Willoughby and Mauro Lirussi. This is one of the most bizarre strips we have ever run, but it is totally worth it.
