Cargo Review

I've drawn a comic strip review of the Swiss film, Cargo, for online magazine Electric Sheep. You can read my review here. For clarity, I actually quite enjoyed the film.

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Comica Comiket

This years Comica small press event Comiket takes place this Sunday at The Pump House in Battersea Park, London. I will be exhibiting there, sharing a table with my friend Peet Clack and selling copies There's No Time Like The Present and Book of Lists. If you're in the area, please pop by and say hello.

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TNTLTP 13 Roll-Out

The Roll-Out of the final part of There's No Time Like The Present continues this week. Copies are already available to buy from GOSH in Central London and OK Comics in Leeds, the main two outlets to support the 'project' since its beginning. Strange as it may seem now that the strip is finished, every part is now also available from Nostalgia and Comics in Birmingham, Worlds Apart in Liverpool, Forbidden Planet in Manchester and Orbital in London. All of these outlets are also selling copies of Book of Lists.

There's been a lot of positive coverage of the conclusion to There's No Time Like The Present. Forbidden Planet blog mentions it here, Down the Tubes here, Rob Jackson here and Rol Hirst writes a review here.

If you don't live near to any of the stores mentioned above, then all copies can be purchased from my website shop here.

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