Was there ever a better team-up than this? You know there wasn’t. The visual joy of Lottie and any big hunk forming a fighting unit is powder I keep dry for special occasions like this.
This is just a quick heads up to say that now is your last chance to pick up Giant Days self-published mini 4 (“Snooker Could Be Better”) at Topatoco. I sent a batch to them a couple of weeks ago, linked to them on the Patreon, and they sold out in a few hours. So I’ve sent what I had left – 95 copies that I had allocated for shops in the UK – hopefully readers who aren’t on the Patreon won’t miss out. But I won’t be reprinting these, so if you’re outside the UK, this is probably your last chance to get a rare item. Act quickly!
All copies at Topatoco are signed.
ITEM! I heard some lads talking outside the comic shop in Leeds and they said they’d heard rumours about a Giant Days self published 5, called either “Savage Sword of Susan” or “The Giant Day” (or perhaps both), but all I can say is that you shouldn’t listen to idle street gossip.
Here’s a five page preview of the next issue of GREAT BRITISH BUMP OFF, out next week. The link’s to my Patreon but it’s an unlocked post.
There’s a 5-page preview of my new 4-part series GREAT BRITISH BUMP-OFF up at Tripwire Magazine.
I have done a podcast, talking about Great British Bump-Off, Kit + The Wolf and much more with David Harper. I love visiting David’s show and we always have an insightful chat. A good pod and I commend it to you, dear reader.
I have a new limited series coming from Dark Horse Comics in April, a four-parter entitled THE GREAT BRITISH BUMP OFF. It’s another collaboration with regular partners in crime Max Sarin (GIANT DAYS, WICKED THINGS) and Steeple colourist Sammy Borras. It features the return of Shauna Wickle to sleuthing, and takes place at an almost completely unrecognisable TV baking competition.
Here’s the cover art – you can pre-order it from your local comic shop, and I urge you to do so because this is a good one. Due April!
(Also, please tell your friends, because launching an indie series into the direct market in 2023 is a parlous affair. Word of mouth is everything!)
Any questions, stick ’em in the comments!