By The Etherington Brothers Publisher: David Fickling Books ISBN: 9781910200049 Death. It comes to us all. But a sad outcome indeed when you’re still a child and all you’re trying to do is enjoy your soup. When Don Skelton falls victim to an elaborate chain of events that ends with his demise he finds himself […]
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The Unspeakable Vault Of Doom
By François Launet Publisher: Diàbolo ediciones ISBN: 9788415153627 It would be fair to say that as a topic for a cartoon strip, this is a little niche, but if you’re fed up with the trite, middle-of-the-road subject matter that besmirches many a set of cartoon panels then this just might be exactly what you’re looking […]
The Terrible Tales Of The Teenytinysaurs!
By Gary Northfield Publisher: Walker Books ISBN: 9781406333268 It’s got dinosaurs! It’s got bodily functions! It’s got daftness by the bucketload! Dave, Ronnie, Thomas, Reggie and Natasha are a bunch of little dinosaurs looking for fun and adventure somewhere in the deep mesozoic. Like all kids, everything’s exciting, everything’s brilliant and terrible, crippling danger and […]
XIII Mystery 1: The Mongoose
XIII is one of Cinebook’s strongest and most intriguing titles; an intelligent and involving series steered through its many complex twists and turns by the masterly Jean Van Hamme and wonderfully illustrated by William Vance.
Monsters & Other Stories
By Gustavo Duarte Publisher: Dark Horse I bought this one based on some sample illustrations accompanying the promotion, and was rather pleased to see it had a thoughtful introduction from Sergio Aragones. The reason Aragones was asked is that both artists produce wordless comic strips, and while Aragones is the veteran master, Gustavo Duarte is […]
Lady S Vol 4: A Mole In DC
By Aymond & Van Hamme Publisher: Cinebook ISBN: 9781849181631 You’ve got to feel a little sorry for Lady S, or Suzan, as we’ve come to know her. Her life’s been a huge upheaval and she’s found herself manipulated by others to their own ends, but despite it all she’s found a sense of normality and […]
