https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1412864360/you-are-the-hero/ [Back this Campaign] You Are the Hero is a Kickstarter campaign by the author Jonathan Green. The goal is to raise £15,000 to fund a celebration of 30 years of Fighting Fantasy, a book with a forward from Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone themselves, art and insight. At the time this post was written […]
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Punisher movie: Do Not Fall in New York City
This video is based on the story written by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon and is illustrated by Luis Pelayo Junquera. It’s clearly the work of a Punisher fan. The video is 7 minutes long and entirely not for profit. It was made using Photoshop Premiere, After Effects, Flash CS4, Wecom Intuos 4 and Autodesk […]
Resident Evil: Code Veronica
S.D. Perry, author of a supporting host of Res Evil books, first published Code: Veronica in 2001. Titan re-released the book in December 2012. Fancy that; a novel of a horror computer game getting published more than ten years after it first saw print. That says a lot. I’ve asked around and the consensus seems […]
Resident Evil: Nemesis
S.D. Perry’s novel of the third Resident Evil game – Resident Evil: Nemesis, the fifth book in the franchise, first came out in the year 2000. Nearly 13 years later and it’s back in print, in fact, Amazon UK only has a few copies left. No doubt the recent movie is partly due to the […]
Archeologists Of Shadows, Volume 1: The Resistance
Septagon Studios is home to a rather interesting graphic novel. Archeologists Of Shadows is a successful blend of drawing, photography and digital painting. That’s not all; there’s photo manipulation and even sculpture. The result is impressive. There’s plenty of examples of the style in this review, even a small gallery at the end of the […]
The Gotham Evening Post
This fine collection of art comes from the talent that is Mark Dos Santos. He was rebuilding his site when this post went live but his online store where you can buy these prints is still live and functional. His first published job was for Deadlands: Hell on Earth so Mark has gamer cred as […]
Famous Last Words Friday: Hastur
< Previous stripFamous Last WordsNext strip > “What a useless scroll. It just says, HASTUR HASTUR HASTUR over and over again…” Fan of the series? Check out the other Famous Last Words Friday panels.
Lifting the veil on Delta14 with Angus Abranson and Gobion Rowlands
Angus Abranson is the founder of Chronicle City, a company that helps RPG authors and publishers bring their books to market. Gobion Rowlands is a 15 year veteran of the videogames industry and an author who, writing as Gunnar Roxen, wrote the futuristic detective thriller The Wyld Hunt and the, soon-to-be released, Firestorm Conspiracy. Tomorrow, […]
Supercrooks hardcover review
Supercrooks is a four part comic series from Mark Millar. There’s already a movie on the way. In the hardcover edition all four are put together in a single book and it’s a fantastic way to dive into the clever story. As the name suggests – Supercrooks follows a band of super powered villains. They’re […]
Marvel heroes as Bond Girls
Did you enjoy the latest James Bond movie, Skyfall? If you’re a comic fan but still to go then perhaps this set of clever art from Bill Walko will encourage you. The gallery is on deviant art and cleverly matches Marvel heroes (their civilian identities at least) with Bond girl roles from the classic films. […]
