Only minor problem…
with fifteen years of unrealised, but fully formed projects to choose from… Which one…
down to the two finalists now…
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There’ll be a change of plan shortly.
BULLHAWKS triumphant return to Aces will need to be postponed for a short while…
However – the date remains the same… Only the tale has changed…
more shortly…
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The ultimate purpose of a sequential graphic narrative… Or a comic, as some us call them… Is, like TV, Film, Novels or verbally – to tell a story!
As BULLHAWK’s second foray includes a slightly more fantastical element than his debut, it was decided to opt for a clearer art style, to better portray the action.
BULLHAWK 1 – The Alleyman
BULLHAWK 2 – Scream of the Steamonculus
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Store is now live…
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So BULLHAWK will grace the pages of Aces Weekly once again from August 25th…
Changes to the style but pulpier action shall ensue!
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Reading Dez Skinn’s WARRIOR back in 1982, my favourite tale was V FOR VENDETTA…
Alan Moore laid down a template that was populated, fleshed and made to live in a manner unlike anything seen until then… By a guy by the name of David Lloyd.
If I had been told at the time that I would, in the far flung future, be creating a comic strip for the said Mr Lloyd’s online anthology Aces Weekly…
BULLHAWK will start an extended run in the award winning digital comic on 25th August…
Excepting a special volume for the Kendal International Comic Art Festival in October, the tale will appear exclusively online at Aces.
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Big Cartel store now open for business…
Three debut prints now available!
This will be an open print run, but as a thank you to all those who’ve had faith in my ventures over the last eighteen months or so, the first 25 of each print will be signed and numbered at no extra cost.
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After a few different ideas on my Kendal book, we have plumped for this…
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This years Comics Art Festival in Kendal looks to be a monstrously grand affair yet again!
i have a table once more – and this year I’ll be bringing a fully fledged colour book with me…
The Bridge is a Pinteresque graphic play revolving around three central characters… Whose likenesses we tied down today…
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I didn’t make it – but the 19th April in Manchester’s Dry Bar seems to have been a major success for Kermit and the clan.
Mal Earl 