Last bump from me to remind all you Squaxx out there that this comp is still running. I’ll be announcing the winner on Tuesday morning, so if you haven’t taken the opportunity to pick up your copies of Zarjaz & Dogbreath 38, now is your last chance. After today I doubt the post will be in time.
Thanks to those out there who have entered!
Best of 2000 AD #1 – retailer exclusive. This could be yours!
We are very pleased to announce that we have a copy of the first issue of BEST OF 2000 AD – the Retailer Exclusive edition.
How do you win this copy of one of the most sought after exclusives? Simple – all you need is a copy of either Zarjaz 38 or Dogbreath 38.
To enter the competition all you need to do is identify the 38th piece of text in a strip in either issue.
Captions or spoken word – SFX do NOT count.
Note – just in case I’m not 100% clear, count each piece of text —
If a balloon is joined to present multiple pieces of text, count each one separately. Therefore there are 6 pieces of text in the example above.
Then simply email in to futurequakepress@gmail.com with the subject header of ‘BO2K Competition entry‘ and write either the line of dialogue or caption that is the 38th in that issue.
The competition is open till midnight November 30th, so as long as your email has a timestamp within that window you are good to enter.
Finally – please note that this is not an official Rebellion competition, it is solely the responsibility of team FQP and my decision is final. Good luck all of you.
Remember that Zarjaz, like Dogbreath, does not have a digital release. If you want to read this book then you need to buy a copy.
Dogbreath & Zarjaz cost the same this issue as they did 15 years ago, the reason for this is simple. I work with a local printer and she charged me the same for this issue, as she did for the first one she printed. All the contributors work for free and the time it takes us here at FQP to put the issue together is also not paid for. We are here because of our love for the characters and the art form.
If you want to ensure that Zarjaz, Dogbreath or any book out there continues – buy a copy.
The latest and possibly greatest collection of small press talent once again lines up to bring an all Dreddworld issue of Zarjaz to round out 2020.
Inside you will find–
Tales Of Mega-City One – A Room Of Their Own by writer Lachlan R artist Cristian Navarro and letters by Bolt-01
Lenny Zero – By Any Other Name by writer and artist Steven Denton letters by Nikki Foxrobot
Tales Of Mega-City One – Disaster Dominoes by writer Tom Shapira artist Dan Goodfellow and letters by Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – Dredd Watch by writer and artist Dan Goodfellow letters by Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – Everybody Owes For Something by writer Steven Denton artist Jack Davies and letters by Bolt-01
Walter The Wobot – Keyboard Wawwior by writer Leo Healy artist JP Vilchis and letters by Bolt-01
Anderson PSI – Never To Perish by writer David Thomas artist Jack Davies and letters by Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – Dredd Watch by writer and artist Dan Goodfellow letters by Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – The Badge by writer Craig Dawson artist Michael Walters and letters by Bolt-01
Judge Dredd – The Gentleman KillBot by writer Adam Breen artist Adam Caudill and letters by Bolt-01
Surely some time in the future there will be a Galactic Crime Commission inquiry into just what went wrong with 2020 and who is to blame. In the meantime we have Dogbreath 38 to enjoy.
Strontium Dog – Bar Brawl by writer and letters Richard Carrington and artist Brett Burbridge
Strontium Dog – Johnny Omega by writer Dan Pollard artist and letters by Andy Richmond
Strontium Dogs – Hiraeth by writer Jonathan Macho artist Robomonkey147 and letters by Bolt-01
Strontium Dog – Kill Or Cure by writer Andrew Williamson artist David Parsons and letters by Bolt-01
Tales Of The Doghouse – Office Politics by writer Leo Healy artist Scott Twells and letters by Bolt-01
Strontium Dogs – Most Dangerous by writer Matt Sharp artist Sam Weller and letters by Bolt-01
Strontium Dog – PSA by writer John Osborn artist Adam Caudill and letters by Bolt-01
Strontium Dog – Twitch by writer Craig Dawson artist Steven Denton and letters by Bolt-01
Strontium Dogs – Sub Space by writer Spencer Thompson artist and letters by Filip Roncone
All of this as well as two more case files reviews by Leigh Shepherd!
Now available — FutureQuake 2020 Winter.
Not content with all the awful things that it has done this year, 2020 has caused Something Wicked to have to skip a year! However, the mighty contributors to FQP have enabled me to put out a second issue of FutureQuake to help salve the horrors!
25.12.1914 by writer Michael J Lyle art and letters by Noah Halton
A World Of One’s Own by writer Tom Dunn art and letters by Noah Halton
Balthazars Bizarre Bazaar by writer Alistair Knowles art and letters by Andy Richmond
Bunny and the Echomen by writer Matt Sharp artist Brett Burbridge and letters by Bolt-01
Copy Decks by writer Martin Feekins artist Matt Johns and letters by Bolt-01
Galactic Zappers by writer David Thomas artist Scott Twells and letters by Bolt-01
Green Team For Death by writer Dan Pollard artist Katie Pinch and letters by Bolt-01
Happy Glory Day by writer Michael J Lyle artist Rich Waugh and letters by Bolt-01
Hedge Knight by writer Dave Wednesday artist Kaydee Artistry and letters by Bolt-01
Humans and Aliens by writers Marcello Bondi & David Locuralotolo artist Mattia Doghini and letters by bolt-01 (Script by Geoffrey Crescent)
Membrain by writer Steven Fraser artist Matt Sandbrook and letters by Bolt-01
Neroy Sphinx- Keep It Clean by writer Daniel Whiston artist David Thomson and letters by Bolt-01
Next Stop by writer Andy Conduit-Turner artist Katie Pinch and letters by Bolt-01
Satanshock by writer David Conway artist Ed Doyle and letters by Bolt-01
Snatched From Death by writer Dan Pollard art and letters by Rafael Romeo Magat
Some Kind Of Limbo by writer Michael Westgarth artist Denis Vermesse and letters by Bolt-01
The Monsters Of River Thames by writer Petri Hänninen artist Jaye Franklin and letters by Bolt-01
The Tale of the Troubador by writer Daniel Whiston art and letters by Justin Wood
The Writing Challenge by writer Danny Nolan artist Ken Best and letters by Bolt-01
