Just like last year 2000 AD artist, Patrick Goddard has produced a sketch a day for Inktober. These ranged from 2000 AD, US superhero and Dr Who characters, so there is something for everyone.
Now is your chance to own one of these, or more, if you so wish. Head on over to eBay to see his first release of sketches and place your bid.
His ebay page is HERE!
If you’ve read the first three stories in this enjoyable series, which covered Cassandra’s first year on the streets of the Big Meg, by Alec Worley. Then you must pre-order the opening story from her second year.
This time Danie Ware takes over with the opening tale, ‘Bigger Than Biggs‘ and the info available about this story is as follows:- There’s trouble brewing in the Eee-Zee Rest; biker gangs, kidnappings and riots are all pretty standard in Mega-City One, but the block is off-limits – the owner’s just too clean to investigate.
Seconded to another division, Anderson gets suspicious: something’s terrifying the residents, and it’s not your average perp or bouncer. When biker Vex returns a kidnap victim and asks Anderson for help, the Psi-Judge knows this is the opportunity she’s been looking for.
But the thing that lurks in the basement is something new. Something greedy. Something hungry.
You can pre-order it now via HERE!
2000 AD & ABADDON BOOKS at their very best!
The wonderful artist Glenn Fabry is the next creator on Mark McCann’s list of interviews, which is really a relaxed chat for his Considering Comic Books site.
Find out loads of snippets of interesting arty stuff alongside how the Avengers ignored an injured Glenn but some Trekkies saved him. How drinking saves lives. DVD’s for a quid. The Biz. Selling urine. Alan Moore is really Amy Winehouse. A very funny Ryan Brown impersonation, among many other things.
Mark and Glenn are collaborating on a Future Shock as well, which is great news!
You can find this funny podcast via the following!
Or watch it on youtube…
Photo of Glenn taken at Lawgiver by Rob Dawe Fowler.
Nick Percival is putting up his last few prints for sale and these are the words from the man himself:- All A3 on heavy silk paper, signed and will come with a free little sketch of any character you like. £15 each including p&p or 2 for £25 – numbers are very limited.
As you can see, they range from his Dredd world images to Batman, Hulk, Hellraiser, etc…
You can contact Nick via his facebook page HERE his website HERE or via Twitter HERE
It’s always great to find something new on the web about Judge Dredd and even better when it’s a ‘free’ 5 page story. This is what’s just happened, as James Gray has just posted this enjoyable short up.
The story:- It’s a dig at Marc Marquez‘ often disregard for the rules and etiquette of MotoGP, but set in the world of Judge Dredd
Now even for those who don’t know much about MotoGP, I think we can see where this might head. Sit back, relax and enjoy an entertaining short by James.
James is an artist, illustrator and Graphic Designer who lives in Kent, England and you can follow his work on Facebook via this link QUIGONJIMGRAY
What happens when someone who enjoys 2000 AD, especially it’s awesome array of artists, wants to start his own comic. Well folks, you get yourself along to the 40th Anniversary, Lawgiver, Enniskillen and a few other cons and meet those artists and put forward your plan for, SPACE BASTARDS!
This is what Eric Peterson who’s from the US has been doing (a few of you may have met him at the above cons) and now he’s revealed his comic and some of the artists he’s chosen to help bring his ideas to life. At the moment he has Simon Bisley, Colin MacNeil, Clint Langley and Boo Cook. Another name well known to 2000 AD fans is Simon Bowland, who is the letterer.
Kicking it all off, he has Darick Robertson, which shows that he is not just going to stick with 2000 AD but wants the best out there as well! Just look at this page!
You can see the above page and the rest of the pretty substantial sample, by following the link and reading all the info on the SPACE BASTARDS site. It’s pretty comprehensive and you can sign up for notifications. This looks like an anthology not to miss!
Everything Comes Back To 2000AD 