Well, this is nice. Those top chaps over at comichaus have just dropped a code to allow a free month of access to the comic reading app.
“Hi Everybody.
Hope you are all staying safe and sane.
Have a free month of Comichaus on us!
We have set up a code to allow users a free month. New users will get a free 14 day fee trial AND the extra month. Small token to help alleviate the boredom of being isolated!
Use code: COVID19 when your current subscription runs out
Hundreds of indie comics direct from creators for you to enjoy :)”
There you have it. I’ve been a regular reader over at comichaus since it began and there is a wealth of titles to explore – including a load of FQP product.
It is worth noting that each ‘view’ of a title will result in some funds for the creators – and ultimately this is set to reach those creatives as a thank you for their work on FQP titles.
In the past it has taken a fair few weeks to get this notification, but the fine folk at comiXology have notified me that FutureQuake 2020 is now available!
And the reduced price should help you digital readers to keep up. Remember that the best way to experience FutureQuake is to read a printed copy – these books are specially designed to enhance your experience.
Print copies have been leaving FQP all week (seriously, all I’ve done for the last two weeks is pack envelopes) but you can get your copy from The FQP webshop!
Over on the FQP Strip Archivewe are pleased to present a new version of a strip from Zarjaz 16!
Anderson, PSI – I, Death is by writer Lee Robson, artist Dunk! Nimmo and letterer Bolt-01. This new version features colour by Bryan Coyle and is presented here complete.
Join us for our biggest issue yet as we present 23 titanic tales to thrill you. Marvel at the latest chapter of Neroy Sphinx and wonder why we tolerate Dr Undermind! Discover why FQP is truly the home of tomorrow’s comic superstars. 100 pages for a paltry £6.50 from the FutureQuake homepage
Strips this issue:
Bigger Fish
writer: Charles Murphy artist: Scott Twells letters: Bolt-01
Children
writer: Michael J Lyle artist: Ken Best letters: Bolt-01
2020 starts with a roar as the epic Harlem Heroes Tale – Feat of Clay comes to its thrilling conclusion alongside 7 other strips featuring Ace Trucking, Bill Savage, Mean Machine Angel, Judge Mortis and Judge Dredd! 48 pages for a mere £3.00 from the Zarjaz homepage
Strips this issue:
Ace Trucking – The Boppo Job
writer: Jacob Bouvet artist: Alex Paterson letters: Bolt-01
Dreams Of Deadworld – The Flower that Grew from bones
writer: Michael Khazen artist: Ed Doyle letters: Bolt-01
Harlem Heroes – Feat Of Clay parts 05 & 06
writer, artist: John Farrelly
Judge Dredd – A Joe By Any Other Name
writer: Alan Holloway artist: Ian Beadle letters: Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – Back Again, for the first time
writer: Daniel Whiston artist: Andy Richmond letters: Andy Richmond
Judge Dredd – Judge Purger
writer: Mike Kalin artist: Dave Peloe letters: Bolt-01
Mean Machine – This here’s a Story…
writer: Alan Holloway artist: Uwe DeWitt letters: Bolt-01
Savage – Grave Result
writer: David Fenn artist: Barry Renshaw letters: Bolt-01
Return to the irradiated future of the Strontium Dog! 7 new tales of Bounty-hunting featuring Johnny Alpha and friends. This issue comes with a special download celebrating the work of Nigel Dobbyn! All for only £3.00 from The Dogbreath Homepage
Inside this issue:
Strontium Dog – Escort Mission
writer: Matt Sharp artist: Duane Redhead letters: Bolt-01
Strontium Dog – Exclamation Mark
writer: Andrew Williamson artist: Brian Rankin letters: Bolt-01
Strontium Dog – Hound Of Bow Bell
writer: Matt Sharp artist: Brett Buckle letters: Bolt-01
Strontium Dogs – Meat Up
writer: Fraser artist: Scott Twells letters: Bolt-01
Strontium Dogs – Wars Is Hells
writer: Alan Holloway artist: Ed Doyle letters: Bolt-01
Strontium Dogs – What’s In A Name
writer: Matt Sharp artist: Sinclair Elliott letters: Bolt-01
The Adventures of Dogbreath the Dog – Wrecked
writer: Mark Howard artist: Steven Denton letters: Bolt-01
As well as all of this, this issue comes with a download of the complete (for Zarjaz & Dogbreath) work of the late Nigel Dobbyn. Nigel is much missed here so this is something very close to our hearts(es).
