Accent UK have always seemed to be in or around my review list and WESTERNoir in particular has been a joy to read, so with a remastered edition promising more pages, more stories and full colour – it was time to catch-up again with the life of Josiah Black.
Accent UK have already proven themselves to be a source of strong titles and as the second issue of their Kia Wordsmith recently hit Kickstarter, I took the chance to get caught up on what it was all about.
Creator/writer/artist Martin Flink already impressed with his previous books The Man of Glass & The Troll and later this month he’ll attend his first UK convention as he debuts his newest Accent UK release at the Thought Bubble event in Leeds……..so what better time to catch-up with Martin for some questions??
Accent UK have been a constant source of great titles for me and the latest of their releases I’ve got lost in, are the first two issues of the Stephenson’s Robot anthology.
Artist & creator Martin Flink brings us The Troll released through Accent UK and after loving his previous title The Man of Glass – I didn’t really need convinced to give this a go.
After a strong introduction to Josiah Black in the first three books of WesterNoir (reviewed here) the fourth book was always something I would be keeping my eye out for.
