For those of you who prefer to digest FQ digitally the latest issue is now available
There is a pretty solid archive for FutureQuake, Something Wicked and even MangaQuake over there, and all for bargain prices.
Month: May 2018
LawgIVer- Saturday May 26th 2018
Team FQP (Bolt-01) will be at LawgIVer this weekend, but dows not have a table. If anyone was planning on collecting copies of Zarjaz or Dogbreath at the gig, please get in touch and we can make sure copies are brought.
Team FQP also produced the programme for the event, as well as a special download available on the day.
The programme contains reprints of two ‘out of print’ Judge Dredd tales from the pages of Zarjaz, as well sketch pages and ads from some of those there on the day.
All of this within a brand new cover by Mike Collins-
Please note this issue of Zarjaz is not going to be available for purchase. It is produced purely for the LawgIVer event. If anyone out there would like a copy- get in touch and I will do my best to sort you out.
See you there!
FQP Spring Reviews
The new titles featured as part of the FP Blogs ‘Stuff (& Possibly nonsense) last week. Thanks to Richard at FP for the plug.
A big thanks to John over at Down the Tubes for his post about the new FutureQuake- always the first place I go to look at the days news!
And that’s all for now!
‘Crisis on Infinite Rebirths’- Adam Breen.
Today we present a slice of opinion from Adam Breen-
Original piece- Darby Pops Off
Excerpt:
“People often ask me to name the first comic book I read. And my answer is always the same: ‘I don’t know.’ I honestly can’t remember. But, there was one title that left a big impression on me in my younger days. And not for the reasons you might imagine.
It was the early ‘90s, and the invasion of Ireland by American culture was in full swing. You couldn’t move for Ninja Turtles, Street Fighter, and Nickelodeon’s slime. In other words, I was in my element. So, understandably, I was beyond excited to get my hands on some big, brash American comic books. One of the first was Superman #82 – Reign of the Supermen “Back for Good!” It was a variant edition holofoil cover – a quintessentially ‘90s product. After admiring the cover for an age, I finally threw the cover open only to be greeted with a warning,
“DO NOT READ UNTIL YOU HAVE READ GREEN LANTERN #46’’
Wait… what?!?”
Visit the link to read the rest…
Adam has been printed in Zarjaz #23, #30 and FutureQuake 2016-W. He has multiple scripts underway at FQP.
FutureQuake 2018- Now available
Available now via the dedicated FQP Webshop- FutureQuake 2018
FutureQuake is back to brighten the boring, Inspire the indolent and render the jaded jubilant! Within the latest incredible issue witness a titanic 20 possible futures including the return of the one and only Neroy Sphinx. All within a cover by Gibson Quarter and Steven Denton.
All of this for the incredible price of £6.50. Trade paperback format.
Contents this issue:
A Strange Thing Happened By Writer Alexi Conman and artist Scott Twells.
Concept Smith By Writer Dick Jillings and artist David Parsons.
Creation By Writer and artist RoboMonkey147
How the other half Live By Writer Joseph Matthews and artist Jack Davies
Hunting Season By Writer Jonathan Stevenson and artist Paul Williams
Hyperthymesia By Writer Jonathan Stevenson and artist Luke Kemp-James
Last March Of The Aurochs By Writer Lawrence Rider and artist Jonathan Scott
Magnificent By Writer Michael J Lyle and artist Richard Waugh
Misery Business By Writer Tim west and artist Jerome Canty
Ned’s World By Writer James Hawkins and artist Jose Luis Conde
Neroy Sphinx- TheTrainJob By Writer Daniel Whiston and artist Dave Thomson
Omphalos By Writer Nathan Mcwhinnie and artist Rafael Romeo Magat
Overturn By Writer and artist Matt Chinn
The Last Wizard By Writer Matt Sharp and artist Brian Corcoran
The Morning After By Writer Joseph Matthews and artist Ross Bampfylde
The Northern Lights By Writer Logan Makwana and artist Jerome Canty
The Outlaws Of Bannon-13 By Writer James Broadhurst and artist Lorenzo Nicoletta
The Ship By Writer Mike Morgan and artist Brett Buckle
The Tale Of The Tradesman By Writer Daniel Whiston and artist Mick Trimble
There Are None So Blind By Writer John Osborn and artist Barry Renshaw.
