Ed Kaye followed up his review of Issue #1 of The Dark by giving us his take on the whole story …
Not only has Chris Lynch created an incredibly interesting concept to use as the basis of this story, but he’s also created an incredibly unique plot … Rick Lundeen’s linework on this story has a very clean and smooth look to it, which is complimented by some really vibrant colouring …
The Dark is a highly original and inventive graphic novel, with an intriguing and involving plot that really keeps …

The Mighty Barry Nugent has given us his thoughts on “The Dark”
The Dark has echoes of the Matrix about it but rather than having to sit in a chair with a bloody great spike getting rammed into the back of your skull you just need a slick black ‘Darkman style’ overcoat and a smart ass AI construct called Howard Hughes.
Look past the technology on show in the comic and you get a classic origin story involving a guilt ridden scientist trying to right the wrongs of the world while trying …

Down the Tubes have put up their short review of issue 1 of The Dark.
Their opinion?
“we’re pleased to report it’s some of Chris Lynch’s best work to date, complemented by some suitably moody art from Lundeen. The story is complex but well realized, with plenty to get you thinking and wondering just what will happen next.”
Read for yourself here: downthetubes.net news blog: Markosia Dances out The Dark.

Had the pleasure of seeing THE BIBLE: THE COMPLETE WORD OF GOD (abridged) by the Reduced Shakespeare Company whilst on my jolly holidays.
An absolutely fantastic show; devious, clever, and laugh-out-loud funny. Plus, it let me use my “Passion of the Chris” pun on the blog almost seamlessly.
No prior knowledge of the Bible required, open mind optional