The Centre Cannot Hold
And we are back (but barely). The last week or so my output and writing has taken a hit due to minor whiplash in my left shoulder and neck. But, this week,...
Update
Just a quick update that the newsletter will be back in January. Fear not.
No, you're crying.
Updates As mentioned in the last edition, Disconnect by myself and Gav Heryng was recently released via ComiXology Submit and Mallet Productions. The comic,...
Disconnect
After a long, and incredibly tumultuous, journey, Disconnect by myself and Gav Heryng will be released via ComiXology Submit and Mallet Productions on...
Like, isn't it just the way that nature works?
Updates Go Home will be re-released via ComiXology Submit next week on Wednesday November 20th. As many know the previous publisher had some questionable...
The white void between projects
Updates Project Tokyo, now known as 'Exposure Therapy', has finally been submitted as discussed in the last issue. I won't hear back until around April...
What's your favourite scary movie?
Skyscraper was fully funded and then some. A huge thanks to everyone who pledged to the project. It’s always satisfying to see projects that play with the...
Extremely Online
First up, Skyscraper, a newspaper sized mystery comic is currently live on Kickstarter. Written by Ryan K Lindsay, with art by Mitchell Collins, colours by...
Doom, gloom and DB Cooper.
Link heavy again this week folks! Quite a few creators are moving their newsletters over to Substack it seems. I've toyed with the idea but I'm happy with...
Book 'em Danno! (I'm sorry)
Short one this week. Computer swallowed a previous draft and I'm deep in the mines of a second draft on Project Tokyo. Vomit draft is done and now I need to...
Apocalypse Now
Updates Metropo Metropo is now available in two new flavours. The prose stories from the collection are available for the Kindle and the comic shorts are now...
SNAFU City
Well, after a technical SNAFU this end wiped what I’d written for this week I’m afraid it’s a link heavy edition (in emergency break glass, propagate links)....
Liberation Tech
For those following along at home you’ll know that the winners of the Eisner awards were announced last weekend at SDCC. I’ve been taking a look at the...
Limitless paper in a paperless world
Updates Mitch Hammer XXL Issues 1-3 was successfully funded on Kickstarter! A huge thanks to everyone who pledged and made it happen. I picked up another...
Colour, tone, getting naked, the usual.
I’ve been going through the ‘Best Short Story’ nominees for the 2019 Eisner Awards. This time around I’ve been reading Get Naked in Barcelona by Steven T....
Ever think about going to Managua?
It's a bit of a link-heavy edition this week. Normal analysis of the rest of those short story Eisner noms shall continue next issue. Deadlines y'all. Links...
Death in the gutters
A day early this week. My Sunday morning ritual is being cast aside this week, so here we are. This week was mostly spent getting the credits and various...
Kill All Monsters(?)
News Some quick hits this week. The prose stories by Magnus Asplii that featured in Metropo, a cyberpunk ‘slice of life’ anthology I edited, is now available...
Info Overload & Battered Notebooks
Let’s jump right into it this week. === So, the nominations for the 2019 Eisner Awards are now out there. In the short comic category, Life During...
Houston, we have a problem.
Another quick entry this week as the Easter weekend collides with my well placed plans and intentions and leaves it gasping for air in its blazing, sunshine...