Filed under: Features | Tags: 7String, AccentUK, Afterlife Inc., Amongst the Stars, CINEBOOK, Disconnected Press, Gabriel, Gary Chudleigh, GLoW, Good Cop Bad Cop, Gordon McLean, Graeme Kennedy, Jon Lock, Lou Scannon, Myriad Editions, NichAngell, No More Heroes, Nye Wright, Obscure Reference Comics, Planet Jimbot, SICBA, Team Girl Comic, The Monkey Complex, The Standard, Thought Bubble, Villainous
This weekend sees the Thought Bubble Festival close with its two-day comic book event – quite possibly one of the best Comic Con’s in the UK and definitely a favourite of the Comics Anonymous gang. We have a table this year in the Royal Armouries Hall Table 88 which you can swing by for some Comic chat/shenanigans…..minus G-Man this year (He’s crying himself to sleep on the run up to it).
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Aldrin, Alien, Armstrong, CINEBOOK, Gargarinean-, Jean-Michael Ponzio, Richard Marazano, Silent Running
How’s about an old-school Sci-Fi story in graphic novel/comic book trilogy form??….Sounds right up my street and the Comics Anonymous roulette wheel of indie titles continue to deliver the goods on almost everything we read.
Aldebaran is a series of books, both written and drawn by Leo, a Brazilian creator. The first book The Catastrophe also contains the second story, The Blonde, both of which follow the adventures of a young girl called Kim as her life is changed forever thanks to the changing environmental situation of her home, the arrival of mysterious and dangerous sea creatures and family tragedy. Continue reading
Filed under: Comic Reviews | Tags: AMSTERDAM, CINEBOOK, EUROPEAN, FRANCOBELGIAN, FRANKMILLER, VANCE, VANHAMME, XIII
Friends and stalkers will be aware of my fondness for winter trips to both Belgium and Amsterdam. My favourite comic shop in Amsterdam is Go Joker. The proprietor has an excellent working knowledge of both Swampy and the Blue Beetle which makes for a very pleasant experience. In Bruges I like to visit De Striep and am always in awe at the huge volumes of comics that are in languages I can’t read. They seem to cover every available genre and every second comic isn’t Tintin. Honest. Continue reading
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