Cover by the amazing Patrick Goddard and colours by Steven Denton.
Many thanks to them both and all praise to Tharg.
Full strip details tomorrow!
Cover by the amazing Patrick Goddard and colours by Steven Denton.
Many thanks to them both and all praise to Tharg.
Full strip details tomorrow!
Cover by the astounding Rafael Romeo Magat
Details tomorrow
He’s been here 3 days and he’s wrecked the place! Sheesh.
Thanks to Matt and Richard for bringing us this strip and if you want to see more from the Doctor, then tomorrow will have all the info on the latest issue of FutureQuake.
Dont forget that if you want to read this strip again, it is available as part of the Strip Archive available at the top of the page or via this link.
Oh… well that’s not right… join us tomorrow for the concluding part of this strip and don’t forget to check back soon for details on FutureQuake 2019 and Zarjaz 33.
As part of the preparations for FutureQuake 2019 we are proud to present the arrival of Doctor Undermind-
Join us tomorrow for the second installment and don’t forget to check back soon for details on FutureQuake 2019 and Zarjaz 33.
Digital Funds- payments.
FutureQuake Press on comiXology
This is primarily for all of those of you out there who have contributed to FQP over the years, and specifically all of those whose work is available via the comiXology platform or the ComicHaus platform
Back when we first decided to put FutureQuake and Something Wicked out digitally the decision was made that all funds returned would be split between the creators involved. The exact mechanism goes something like this:
• A comic is sold digitally- by whatever means and eventually the funds for that sale turn up in the FQP bank.
• The funds are divided down between the total page count of the comic to get a price per page.
• That is then divided equally between writer, artist and letterer (there are niggles around this that are dealt with as they arise but that is the general gist of it). FQP do not get a share of this.
• Finally this price per page is multiplied by the number of pages in the strip and voila- I can broadly calculate the payments required to each contributor for an issue.
So, catching up there is now an actual sum of funds in the FQP account that is to be shared between the creators for all comics available digitally at the end of December 2018. It is not a vast sum, so please do not think you will be able to live a lavish lifestyle on the proceeds, but the funds are there.
I am keeping a watch on the individual payment amounts due by calculating what some of the more prolific creators would be due. An example of this is:
Bolt-01 is currently due 1.68 gbp for artwork in the issues on sale.
Other creators are due more but to the best of my awareness there is not a single creator with a payment due of more than 3.00 gbp. If that amount approached 10.00 gbp I would seek that creator out in order to make a payment via Paypal.
If any of you reading want me to check what you are due, please get in touch and I will let you know what I owe you and we can take it from there.
When we get further payments I’ll post updated versions of this with a revised estimated payment so creators can decide if they want to contact me.
Thanks for reading all of this, I hope it made some sense to you and thanks again for working with FQP.
MALLET PRODUCTIONS BRINGS YOU A NEW TALE OF TERROR WITH THE 13TH STONE!
The reformed bastion of British horror has acquired the folk horror inspired The 13th Stone for digital release
United Kingdom, 2019: Following on from the success of the resurrected Mansion Of Madness, Mallet Productions returns to the field of digital comics with a brand new, expanded and coloured version of the English folk horror tale The 13th Stone.
The story sees archaeologist Joy Lambton taking a job in the small English village of Argleton, and soon finds herself intrigued by the ancient stones that stand on the outskirts – particularly why the few sources she can find about them claim there are only eleven stones, when there are clearly twelve.
But when she learns of a thirteenth stone, Joy begins to uncover the dark and terrifying connection they have to the village and its inhabitants…
Coloured by artist Bryan Coyle, this new version of The 13th Stone brings a whole new dimension to the creeping sense of dread contained within its pages, guaranteed to give you sleepless nights.
The comic is available via Comixology now, priced £1.99.
In the interests of full disclosure, this strip has been available before- I talked about it here.
I also lettered it.