The fourth issue of one of my favourite comics at the moment, PJANG has just been released. It features three great new atmospheric and creepy strips written by Rol Hirst and drawn by Chris Askham, Ryan Taylor and Tony McGee. Copies cost just £1.75 and can be purchased from Rol's website here. Tell him I sent you.Now the home of Thunder Brother: Soap Division. New page posted here every Sunday! All the latest comic news from pbrainey with emphasis on his own work, such as There's No Time Like The Present and Book of Lists, and others he likes.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
PJANG 4
The fourth issue of one of my favourite comics at the moment, PJANG has just been released. It features three great new atmospheric and creepy strips written by Rol Hirst and drawn by Chris Askham, Ryan Taylor and Tony McGee. Copies cost just £1.75 and can be purchased from Rol's website here. Tell him I sent you.
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Chris Askham,
PJANG,
Rol Hirst,
Ryan Taylor,
Tony McGee
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
TNTLTP Part 11 Update
Part 11 of There's No Time Like The Present is currently on it's way to the printers and should, hopefully, be available in a couple of weeks. As a teaser, here's the coloured back page panel for your perusal.
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Friday, 15 January 2010
TNTLTP End Confirmed
For the last few weeks, I've been working on the ending to There's No Time Like The Present. Although I've always had a clear idea of the overall story, I've usually written it a scene at a time. However, because of the way it ends, I decided to write the rest of it up until the very final panel which I finished doing yesterday. It means I can now confirm to you that part 13 will be the last issue of the series. I apologise if you're one of the people I told that part 12 was definitely where it ends. My excuse is that I totally underestimated how much plot I had left to go. Now all I have to do is draw the bastard.
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pbraineyThursday, 7 January 2010
Best of 2009
The Forbidden Planet blog has been running a series of fun features where personalities from the British comics scene list their picks of 2009. No, I'm not one of the contributors (which I'm fine with, honestly) but I'm delighted to report that in today's entry Martin Spandex Eden includes Book of Lists as one of his three favourite books. Also, writer Rol Hirst recently placed Book of Lists as his second favourite comic of 2009 which is great as I have it on good authority he read a lot of them last year. Of course, as we all know, Book of Lists is ahead of its time and is so this decade. pbrainey
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Book of Lists,
Forbidden Planet Blog,
Martin Eden.,
Spandex
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