Card Shark Comics have already impressed enough people with titles like Bust & Vessels but their newest release Killtopia has an amazing buzz and expectation around it. Up steps the writer/artist combo of Dave Cook & Craig Paton and with the initial glimpse at the style & feel of the book……it looks like they could well exceed everyone’s hopes in hitting new heights in the indie comic world. What better time to fire some questions their way??
I first caught up with Fraser’s work in the exceptional Sleeping Dogs and when he followed that up with the equally impressive Alex Automatic he became an indie writer to watch for me and many others.
The first thing I read from Dave Cook was issue #1 of Bust and I stumbled across it at a Convention after the Kickstarter had come & gone – but since then I’ve been on-board with more of Bust, his Vessels title and I’ve interviewed him a few times before as well.
Back in 2013 Colin Maxwell started producing comics and he became the driving force behind Maximized Comics which have already produced a range of titles that cover everything from history to heists.
MJ Wallace launched her latest IndieGogo campaign today and after loving her previous contributions to Team Girl Comic, her previous comic releases & her weekly web comic I jumped at the chance to speak with her about all things indie comics & beyond!
After reading the first issue of Triskelion it was fairly obvious that creator Kathryn Briggs was filling the pages with a very different comic experience and
I hadn’t really consider myself to be a horror fan until the likes of City of Lost Souls and a few other indie release managed to convince me otherwise and getting an early look at #4 is a perk of this comic reviewing gig.
After sweeping the board at last year’s SICBA awards….it was with mixed feelings that I picked up a copy of the 4th & final issue of Dungeon Fun at the Forbidden Planet Glasgow launch last month.
Having already been impressed with Act One of Owen Michael Johnson’s Reel Love I was pretty hyped to hear that a second act was being pushed for release at last weekends Glasgow Comic Con…..and although I’d already seen a digital copy of the book it’s the hardcopy that I was waiting to get my hands on. I can’t help it….I’m old school!
After a cracking opening issue #1 released at Glasgow Comic Con last year – Gary Chudleigh & Tanya Roberts hit us with issue #2 of Plagued: The Miranda Chronicles.
