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Birds of Geek vs. Dan and Chris and why The Dark is... Birds of Geek have released their Bristol Comic Expo Special episode, featuring back to back interviews with Dan Boultwood (yes, Dan Boultwood on his own without Tony Lee) and then, later on, me.
Dan is on absolutely top form, whimsical and somewhat manic but very informative and open.
I'm ......
Bristol Comic Expo Panel: Signs and Portents The audio recording of my Bristol Comic Expo panel, "Signs and Portents", is now available from the Sidekick Cast website, iTunes, and anywhere where good podcasts can be found.
Before I write anything about this panel, I want to send out a huge thanks to both the boys from Sidekick Cast and to...
Updated: Rick Lundeen signing The Dark at Graham Crackers,... Rick Lundeen, my partner in crimes against fiction and the artistic genius behind "The Dark", will be signing copies of The Dark at Graham Crackers in Downers Grove, Illinois on June 2nd
This is an alternative date to the April 7th date, owing to shipping issues with the books.
This is a rare...
Twisted Visions comes to Bristol If you've been around the UK indie comics scene, you should have heard of Valia Kapadai.
She's from Athens, she's slightly crazy (in the good way), and Rich McAuliffe and I have been fighting over her months. Brilliantly talented and producing a unique style of artwork, I've been lucky enough to work...
Chris vs. Five Reasons iPhone vs. Android isn't Mac... Tim O'Reilly tweeted out what he called a "compelling" article today, the titular "Five Reasons iPhone vs. Android isn't Mac vs Windows" by Mark Sigal. Having read the article I countered by tweeting that I thought the article was "biased" and "unbalanced". Tim, in turn, was gracious enough to tweet...
I wish I could tell you more, but let it simply be said that word on The Dark is spreading! Visit :: HQ MANIACS :: Markosia lança trailer de nova HQ to see what I mean.
The Geek Ninjas of Geek Syndicate have broken some exclusive news on the dates, line up, venues, etc. for the 2010 Bristol Comic Con.
The con will run over 3 days this year; 21 – 23 May to be precise; and will be spread between the Ramada and Mercure Hotels. This year’s double con (the seperate but affiliated Bristol Comic Con and Bristol Small Press Expo) also appear to have merged to create this single super-sized convention.
Also, there’s some guy called Chris Claremont coming.
Exciting news for the return of our of the UKs best conventions!
People tell me that all writers have moments of doubt, times when they wonder if their voice is ever really being heard or if they are just screaming out into a void that will never respond. The existential dread that contemplating this for too long can engender is almost beyond comprehension, a crippling, agonising state of almost blind panic as you question whether anything you do has any meaning.
And then, you see this …YBNBY Hall of Fame: Unintentionally Funny Comic Panels.
And you realise the being in comics is cool because, if nothing else, you can slip this subversive nonsense past people from time to time. I, for one, don’t believe any of these are as unintentional as the creators would have us believe
For me, they are all the funnier for that! Enjoy.
Edward Kaye, otherwise known as Hypergeek, has posted his review of issue one of The Dark …
The Dark #1 is another great comic title that I enjoyed immensely. I give it my highest recommendations and urge readers to buy it as soon as it becomes available. I shall try to keep interested readers informed as to when the first issue is released, so watch this space!
As always, many thanks to Ed.
Click to read the Hypergeek review of The Dark, Issue 1
“The Escape Artist”, the first collaboration between myself and Rick Lundeen (artist on “The Dark”), is now available in Murky Depths issue #9.
A tale of magic, love, death, and ouija boards, it will hopefully chill the spine and warm the heart in equal measure.
For anyone who hasn’t seen Rick’s artwork on this, here’s a sneak preview …
The official trailer for issue 1 of The Dark is now on YouTube!
Please link to the video, embed it, rank it, rate it, etc. as best you can.
- Boy Who Made Silence http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=324033785&mt=8
- Beowulf Graphic Novel http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323815818&mt=8
- Haven http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323860657&mt=8
- Hope Falls http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323827153&mt=8
- Kong: King of Skull Island http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323832212&mt=8
- N-Guard http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323987827&mt=8
- Serpent Wars http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=324000083&mt=8
- The Lexian Chronicles http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=323834684&mt=8
These comics are using the same “Kamikaze!” platform as The Dark will be released on later this month, so I will certainly be downloading some of these not only for the great stories but also check out the latest version of the software, which I understand has been retooled for the 3.0 version of iPhone/iPod Touch OS.
The first official press release for my new comic book mini-series “The Dark”, with AAM/Markosia, was despatched today.
The first issue should be available digitally from August, with the remaining four issues out by the end of the year, with a graphic novel version in the works shortly after that.
There is a preview version online that you rate and comment upon:












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