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I just bought an airbrush and with it I also bought airbrush cleaner. I only bought the small eight ounce bottle and used half of that already with one cleaning. My question is to those of you with airbrushes, do you use the cleaner or do you just use dish soap? I am wondering if it is necessary to buy the cleaner at all. Is there some sort of lubricant in the cleaner is that why it is used?
I have a airbrush that hubby brought me from kopykakes I use only the cleaner and I clean it as I change colors and when I'm finish I'll give it one last cleaning so far (knock on wood) I have not had any problem with it I do read horror stories on this site with people having problems ( it makes me wonder if they are not cleaning it correctly) as for me I'll keeping buying the cleaner
I have an airbrush and use it all the time. You can certainly use the airbrush cleaner they sell, but you can also just use Windex....of course you have to run lot of hot water through it (just like with the cleaner), but its much cheaper...and you usually ALWAYS have it in the house.
Recently at an ICES event the rep from Bakery Crafts (who sell the cleaner too) suggested decorators use Windex as well.
I've also used clear vodka from time to time to clean it out- which doesn't leave any taste behind.
Have fun with your new airbrush...you're gonna love it!!!
I usually use water to clean it in between colors. My instructor gave us a neat tip to use for cleaning and it works! I started working at a bakery as a decorator after a girl who hardly cleaned the airbrush. Drop a denture tablet in water and put the airbrush in to soak, I tried this and the airbrush came out sparkling clean so I started doing it at home. I just use the store brand and stock up when they are on sale.
I have a really good airbrush and I just run some vodka through it when I am done, and then run the air through it to "dry it". Works great, no clogs, and its cheap! (I buy super duper cheap who would drink this stuff unless you are a wino on the street vodka....(No offense any of you winos reading this!)
My airbrush is still like new [probably 30 years old now] and all I ever use is the denture tablets and hot water. I think it was in a class with Francis Kyper we learned that trick.
Well it looks like I may have to try the denture tablets. Thanks for all the great tips.
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Strange issue with unzipping a zipped document folder on shared drive over network. Basically the zip is on the server, and our document controllers unzip it into similar location on the server. however when the file is extracted (using the built in extract feature in windows 7) it misses the last 4 files in the zip. the files are not corrupt as you can open the directly from the zip.. and if you transfer the folder to the local machine it extracts fine.. any suggestions to not have to move the zip from the server each time we wish to extract would be great!! just seems so random to me and i cant suss it out
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Hippotes (Ancient Greek: Ἱππότης) can refer to a number of people from Greek mythology:[1]
- Hippotes, father of Aeolus, the keeper of the Winds in the Odyssey. He was a mortal king.[2]
- Hippotes, a son of Phylas by Leipephilene, daughter of Iolaus, and a great-grandson of Heracles. When the Heracleidae, on their invading the Peloponnesus, were encamped near Naupactus, Hippotes killed the seer Carnus, in consequence of which the army of the Heracleidae began to suffer very severely, and Hippotes by the command of an oracle was banished for a period of ten years.[3][4][5][6] He seems to be the same as the Hippotes who was regarded as the founder of Cnidus in Caria.[7][8]
- Hippotes, a son of Creon, who accused Medea of the murder she had committed on his sister and his father.[9][10][11]
- ↑ Schmitz, Leonhard (1867). "Hippotes". in William Smith. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology. 2. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. pp. 495. http://www.ancientlibrary.com/smith-bio/1603.html.
- ↑ Apollonius of Rhodes. iv. 778
- ↑ Pseudo-Apollodorus, 2. 8. § 3
- ↑ Pausanias, Description of Greece 2. 4. § 3, 13. § 3
- ↑ Conon, Narrations 26.
- ↑ Scholiast ad Theocrit. v. 83
- ↑ Diodorus Siculus, 5. 9, 53
- ↑ John Tzetzes on Lycophron 1388
- ↑ Diodorus Siculus, 4. 54. &c.
- ↑ Scholiast on Euripides, Medea 20
- ↑ gaius Julius Hyginus, Fabulae, 26
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Guys. Please help me understand. I am not someone who brags about looks or anything. People, my girl friends included, always tells me that I'm very pretty, cute, etc. girls are always complimenting me on my looks, smile, hair, smarts, clothes. But the thing is, when at school, to me it seems as if the guys don't find me attractive (it feels like that to me) guys are always asking my friends out or approaching them. No guy has approached me at school yet or anywhere. And my friends and I fall in the same category based on looks. The only difference is that I have never had a boyfriend yet (and I'm 18 years old) I have never kissed anyone yet, I am super into books as in a bookworm, I take my schooling seriously, I am shy with new people but with my friends and once I get used to a person I will be very outspoken and fun. When guys talk to me for the first time they would tell me that they always thought that I was a mean girl cause I looked like someone who would tell them off for speaking to me, but now that they're actually talking to me they realize that I'm actually the total opposite. And when I tell them (guys and girl) that I've never dated before or kissed someone before than they'd be super shocked and not believe me at first. Also why is it that when I'm with my friends guys doesn't approach me, but when I'm walking alone, which rarely happens, then they approach me and greet me? I know I'm always bubbly and smiling with my friends and when alone I'm quiet. Please guys. Help me understand!
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I think a key clue is the notion that strangers think that you are mean by how you look. For whatever reason there is a disconnect between your body language with strangers and your personality. If you can identify what that is, perhaps you can adjust your persona that is broadcast to the world to better fit who you are.
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I make these when I want the real deal. The slow simmering of the enchilada sauce and dipping of the tortillas in it makes these taste really authentic. You definitely need to use the corn tortillas instead of the flour ones in this recipe.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon oregano
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon pepper
- 28 ounces whole tomatoes, undrained and cut up
- 6 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded
- 6 ounces monterey jack cheese, shredded
- 1⁄2 cup vegetable oil
- 12 corn tortillas, 6-inch
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- In a skillet, cook and stir onion, garlic, and chili powder in the 2 tablespoons of oil until onion is tender, about 5 minutes.
- Stir in oregano, cumin, salt, pepper, and cut up tomatoes; heat to boiling.
- Reduce heat and simmer uncovered until thickened, about 25-30 minutes.
- Mix the two cheeses together.
- Heat the remaining 1/2 cup oil in another skillet.
- Using tongs, dip each tortilla in hot oil to soften; then drain the grease off.
- Using tongs, dip each side of tortilla in tomato mixture.
- Spoon about 2 tablespoons cheese on each tortilla.
- Roll tortillas and place seam side down in ungreased 13 x 9 x 2 pan.
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I think the Dove girls look better and my friend thinks the VS girls look better. She has a body more like the VS models and I have a body in between because I'm not as curvy as the dove models.
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…Clumsy and hopeless, young Toshio decides to get help at a groundbreaking new school. He meets accepting friends and are learning about their own extraordinary abilities, too.
But things start to get strange. People that are taking too much interest in your friends' unusual skills. The staff aren't helping at all.
Stuck, Toshio and his friends have a lot of big decisions to make about their powers and their futures. But, there's always time to break the rules and have a little fun first…
Compiled for the first time, Biomecha Book 2 collects chapters 5 to 8 (plus extras). It is one of the UK's longest running manga–inspired comics!
www.BiomechaComic.com / www.PinkAppleJam.com
Adam Cadwell (self published) – Royal Armouries Hall
36 pages, £3.99
The long-awaited final issue of Cadwell's slacker vampire comedy. Vincent, the worst vampire in the world, and his bloodsucking housemates deal with the consequences of revealing Vince's secret to his mortal ex-girlfriend. Elsewhere, the sinister Jim pops out for a drink.
Featuring bonus artwork by Marc Ellerby (Rick & Morty), Rachael Smith (Doctor Who), Robin Hoelzemann (Curia Regis), Jack Teagle, M D Penman, Gavin Mitchell, Terry Wiley, Chris Doherty and Vince Hunt.
Buy all 6 issues and receive a FREE Blood Blokes tote bag, stickers and badges!
"Black-black-black comedy of Vamps. Dark and lovely." – Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine)
"I have to admit I was cautious at first, ehh punky vampires, I don't know, but I really really dug it." – Sophie Campbell (Jem and the Holograms)
John Allison – Royal Armouries Hall
£5 / 48 pages
After 18 years of plausible excuses, the first Bobbins book! A limited-edition collection of all the Bobbins strips from 2016, all-new stories from the earliest days of the Scary Go Round universe.
Dan White – New Dock Hall
56pp (b+w) £5.00
Cindy & Biscuit are back with the conclusion to 'The Bad Girl'. After last issues devastating cliffhanger, we catch up with the plucky pair as they continue their epic struggle with the mysterious witch girl that's been haunting the woods, and Cindy's life…
It's 56 pages of mayhem, as C&B battle for their life in the strangest environment yet. Wherever it is, it's not the woods any more, that's for sure…it's somewhere darker, weirder and potentially deadly!
Cindy & Biscuit have been nominated twice for the British Comic Awards, and count among their fans Brandon Graham, James Stokoe, Kieron Gillen and Si Spurrier. The TCJ described his work as "immediately appealing, chunky cartooning (with an) ever-present desire to peek round the darker corners of the psych" and Forbidden Planet Blog state that "Cindy & Biscuit is a spectacular comic, full of incredible action, powerful emotions, wonderful storytelling".
ILYA – Royal Armouries Hall
128pp, RRP £7.99
A decidedly different Adult Colouring Book – featuring work by top US and UK cartoonists, Paul B Rainey, Ben Naylor, Cody Pickrodt, Dilraj Mann, Gareth Brookes, ILYA, Lord Hurk, Hunt Emerson, James Harvey, Paul Ashley Brown, Philip Barrett, Rob Wells and Steve Larder. "We came to wreck everything, and ruin your life." Colour outside the lines. Scribble, deface, obliterate – take out your frustrations on the page! (ILYA will be on a table in the kids zone so these won't be on open display, but come up and ask to see it…! It's a feast for the mind and will blow your tiny eyes!)
Comichaus – New Dock Hall
Creators: Steven Horry, Catia Fantini, Colin Bell, James McCulloch, Jessica L. Byrne, Jon Laight, Dan Butcher, Dave Cook, Norrie Millar, Ed Bickford, Aaron Walther, Luke Cooper, Micah Myers, James Calderbank, Nikki Foxtrot and a pin up by Rafael Desquitado
48 pages £5
Issue #3 of the New British Indie Monthly featuring continuing storylines from the best up and coming indie creators! Black and white interior pages, perfect bound. Issue 3 has 48 pages
We wanted to help promote the indie creators by involving established Comic Book legends on the covers
A new storyline starts this month from scriptwriter Steven Horry (Image Comics' Double D) ,artist Catia Fantini (TRIAD/Black Block) and letters by Colin Bell.
And the other stories continues where last month's left off from 'Karyn Shade', 'Feather', 'Suited & Booted', 'The Troubleshooters' and 'Mortality' – with a one shot
introduction by James Calderbank called 'The Return'
Joysuke – Royal Armouries Hall
Price TBC
Daily Girls #1: Portraits, profiles and slice of life comics of 4 different girls. Zoe, Bonnie, JunJun and Dianne.
Edmond Baudoin, published by SelfMadeHero – New Dock Hall
160pp, £12
Was he a madman, a genius or an exhibitionist? There is no shortage of labels for the Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí, as well known for his acts of public bravado as for his extraordinary work. Edmond Baudoin, one of the most original talents in contemporary French comics, sets out to discover the man behind the myth. What emerges is a heartfelt and inimitable account of two artistic worlds, each possessed of its own rare intensity, meeting for the first time. Commissioned by the Pompidou Centre in Paris, Dalíis a rigorously researched and absorbing portrait of a singular artist and an enigmatic man.
Written and drawn by Sarah Peploe/published by Mindstain Comics – Royal Armouries Hall
22 pages / £3.00
London, Easter Week 1668. Riots have broken out, initially over religious freedom, but men have turned to attacking brothels and sex workers in a fit of curdled righteousness.
In Moorfields, Damaris Page, legendary "crafty bawd", barricades the door and bides her time.
Across the city, William Nell cuts his hair, binds his breasts, and heads to Moorfields on a rescue mission…
mindstain.org (publishers) hiatusgonnahiate.tumblr.com (writer/artist)
Lydia Wysocki – New Dock Hall
24 pages / £13
Departures is a double-book. It has a Z-folded cover: one set of pages in the front half, and one set of pages in the back half.
The back pages are my travel sketchbook drawings from various places I've been this year. The front pages are one-page comics, each made from a travel sketchbook drawing. I digitally chopped up each drawing to see what narrative I could first find in the drawing and then remake in the form of a comic. They weren't originally intended as stories, but looking back at each drawing I reckon there's narrative in there. Which comics helped pull out.
Some worked (I mean there's a narrative that can be constructed by reading one panel after another), some didn't (I mean there's just a picture chopped into squares, there's nowt to read). Just because it's in boxes doesn't mean it's a comic.
PAUL SHINN – New Dock Hall
Jake is a vampire. Eddie is a werewolf. And desperate to be a gamer!
After a childhood spent unable to play videogames, due to his mum's insistence that videogames were evil, Eddie finally gets the chance to power up a console… and discovers that maybe his mother knows best!
FutureQuake Press – New Dock Hall
Creators- Written by Alexandar Altman. Paul Eldridge. Richmond Clements. Matt Sharp. James Feist. Alec Charles. Leigh Shepherd. Art by JP Vilchis. David Broughton. Disreali. Patrick Brown. Bolt-01. James Feist. Art by Scott Twells.
48 pages- £3.00
Dogbreath is on the case once again to bring to trial the finest stories the Galactic Crime Commission can dig up. Dirty deeds- check. Time travelling murderer- check. Betrayal- check. All wrapped in a wonderful cover by the one and only D'Israeli.
Dom McKenzie Illustrator
24 pages/ £3.50
A pictorial odyssey through the jewel of the Orient. (In English: A funny [but most definitely respectful] book about China and it's culture.) Xièxiè!
Samantha Davies – New Dock Hall
40 pages / £4
Silent all ages comics collected from the ongoing webcomic serîes 'Stutterhug'.
Robin William Scott
Good Comics – New Dock Hall
100 Pages / £7 / A5 Square / Perfect Bound
Every Life I Ever Lived is a diary comic like no other. Created with just paper and a ballpoint pen, Robin Scott's cult autobiographical comics are astute, witty and existential, and look deeply at the tiny moments in which our lives find meaning. Accessible, observant and beautifully rendered, Robin's diaries are sure to connect with anyone who has ever lived.
Sam Orchard, Self Published – comiXology Marquee
A5 Zine, 50+ Pages, £6 Each
"Stories about who we are, and how we love.
Sam Orchard's ongoing comic series collecting the stories of real people; celebrating the differences and diversity in our communities. It looks at how our ages, histories, genders, beliefs and ethnicities shape our experiences of ourselves, and how we live in the world.
After being successfully crowdfunded, these first 3 issues discuss Queer 101, Growing up Trans, small town love when homosexuality was illegal, discovering oneself through Roller Derby – and more!
Brought to you all the way from New Zealand, Sam Orchard's comic Debut in the UK! Be prepared to laugh, cry, learn and love."
(Also find his autobio comic Rooster Tails, at roostertailscomic.com)
Daniela Viçoso – New Dock Hall
36 pages, A4 size, underwood paper, sepia inside and colored cover, £18
A fanbook/doujinshi based on the characters Enjolras and Grantaire from the classical book "Les misérables" by Victor Hugo. It focuses on their homoerotic relationship. This book contains erotic and sexual material and is thus R-18.
danibonbon.tumblr.com & danielavicoso.tumblr.com
Written by Rudra Purkayastha / Illustrated by Lyndon White and Paulina Vassileva – Royal Armouries Hall
76 pages / full colour / £9.99
Six slice-of-death stories, about Biblical killers, sentient robots, doomed warriors, a giant space fish, the Lord of Death himself.
Stories about life. Stories about death. Stories not meant for the ears of mere mortals.
Jess Milton – New Dock Hall
30 pages, £3
The first instalment of fantasy webcomic "The Flying Ship."
In a strange kingdom challenges his three sons to shoot an arrow as far as they can, to decide who will be his heir.
Faye Simms and Joann Dominik – New Dock Hall
48/ £6
When magic is everything: powers your technology, heals your sick, keeps lamps burning and cities held high, one man has a surprising lack of talent. Magic can't seem to touch Jasper, an anomaly that could be as useful as it is dangerous. And for Micah, a powerful young magician, he turns out to be so much more interesting than that.
Two stories introduce you to the vast magical world of The Foldings, a place where another world is just a doorway away. Step into a city of over-complicated gadgets, runaway spells and a fashion for extravagant magical hats that's getting badly out of control.
Jade Sarson/Myriad Editions – New Dock Hall
240 pages, £16.99
Marie is a girl with the gift of understanding, who is often misunderstood. At home and in her Catholic sixth form, she confounds family, friends and teachers with her innocent attempts to make everybody feel loved.
As we follow Marie from the 1960s to the 1990s, we find out what it means to be a spirited young woman from a religious household who believes that maybe, just maybe, God doesn't care what you do with your body as long as it makes you happy. Because really, what harm can come from loving people?
With exuberant art and trademark lightness of touch, Sarson shows us how attitudes to love, sexuality and religion have changed over the last fifty years.
A beautiful Japanese-influenced graphic novel, this is the debut by the winner of the Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition 2014.
Becca Human – comiXology Marquee
24pg, full colour / £5
The Afterlife. It's like life, but afterwards.
FutureQuake Press – New Dock Hall
Creators- Written by Mario Fernandez. Alexandar Altman. Matthew Comer. Ethan Burns. Matthew Allen. Lee Robson. Lawrence Conquest. JJ Robinson. Dave Tomas. Andre Mateus. Marcello Bondi. Bovy. Jeff Bowles. Chris Nicholson. Daniel Whiston. Inderjit Bhullar. Rob Jones. Adam Breen. Carlos Pozo.
Art by Rafael Chrestani. Fran Strukan. Adam Caudill. Carlos Angeli. Dan Goodfellow. Bryan Coyle. Nathan Webb. Darren Stephens. Ech. Denis Vermesse. Martina Marzullo. Norrie Millar. Andrew Hartmann. Matt Sandbrook. Jaye Franklin. Gustavo Vargas. Aidan Gilman. Scott Twells. Edward Whatley.
96 pages- £6.50
FutureQuake 2016-Winter. Time to brace yourself as once again, FQP bring you the finest collection of stories available. This issue we explore the problems of time travel, run for the presidency, swap our brain into a robot body and in the continuing saga of Idea Space we take a pause to focus on Alan Chance. All this wrapped in a cover by ECH. 96 pages for £6.50. Trade paperback format.
Mickey Lam (Illustrator: Lam) – comiXology Marquee
The long-awaited FWENDLY FWUIT sequel is here!!
Bawana and Stawberry go on an adventure to help their new friends, Kuppy and Sloogie, after a game of hide-and-seek goes pear-shaped!!
John Reppion and Leah Moore, published by SelfMadeHero – New Dock Hall
64pp, £10
Admired by writers from H.P. Lovecraft to Ruth Rendell, M.R. James is the acknowledged master of the English ghost story. Disdaining gore in favour of atmosphere and suggestion, his enduring supernatural tales are masterpieces of understated horror. Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, Volume 1 collects graphic retellings of four spine-chilling tales by the renowned medievalist and writer. At once true to their source and powerfully reimagined for a visual medium, Leah Moore and John Reppion's subtly crafted adaptations give a new lease of life to these classic stories of vanishing children, spectral works of art and vengeance from beyond the grave.
Writer: Simon Birks, Sequential Art: Tom Eddy, Cover: Lyndon White
Publisher: Blue Fox Comics – Royal Armouries Hall
28 full colour / £5
AssistA continues his lonely journey aboard the deserted Tantallon spacecraft, trying to piece together exactly what happened to the crew. His travels uncover more clues, and more memories begin to leak through into the robot's memory. In an attempt to gain yet more knowledge, AssistA pushes himself to the very limit of his abilities… but is it too far?
Dave Shelton/David Fickling Books – New Dock Hall
64pp / £8.99
From the pages of The Phoenix, canine detectives Kirk Bergman and Duncan McBoo return to the mean streets of Muttropolis in their first book length tale.
Threatening letters and the killing of a stunt dog lead Bergman and McBoo into an investigation at Wiener Bros Studios, in probably the finest canine slapstick comedy noir comic strip you'll read this year. (Or, you know, pretty definitely in the top five at least.)
Douglas Noble – New Dock Hall
28 Pages / £3
Got Your Nose is a gallery of injuries, a collection of smashed rock and broken faces, a compendium of hurt. Twenty-four statues tell the story of how they each came to be damaged, how they collected the marks that scar their faces. From antiquity to the modern day, in locations all around the world, they share stories of the villains and vandals that caused falls and smashes, and attacks. A crack is a pattern that you can trace.
HENNY BEAUMONT / MYRIAD – New Dock Hall
288 pages / £16.99
On Mother's Day 2001 Henny Beaumont gave birth to her third child. For the first four hours, her baby seemed no different from her two other little girls.
When the registrar told Henny and her husband that their daughter might have Down's syndrome, she thought that her life was over. How would she be able to look after this baby, who might die? How could she learn to love her? And if she couldn't trust her own reactions to Beth, how could she expect other people to overcome their prejudices and ignorance about her condition?
'Refreshingly honest and at times very funny, Hole In The Heart will resonate with all parents as a wonderful expression of love.' Yorkshire Post
'This brutally honest graphic memoir…relives the by turns hellish and life-affirming journey Henny, Steve and their three other children have travelled. Beautiful… bursts with joy.' The Sun Book of the Week
Art by Alisdair Wood
Written by Mike Sam brook & Rob Jones – New Dock Hall
16 Pages / £2 / B&W
Bursting out of the pages of the UK's number one, multi award nominated, small press horror anthology, HORRERE comes this year's must have horror comic, LAUDANUM!
From the dastardly typewriter of Mike Sambrook and Rob Jones (HORRERE, PAPERCUTS & INKSTAINS, GRIFF GRISTLE) and the haunted pencil of the brilliant Alisdair Wood (HORRERE, GHOST STORIES OF AN ANTIQUARY, BEAGLE) comes a chilling Victorian tale of possession, love and loss.
After the funeral of his wife, Percy is alone in his home, heartbroken and confused. Why couldn't he save her? What took her from him? And now, is it back for him?
HORRERE presents LAUDANUM.
16 pages of all new story for the incredible price of £2. Can you afford to leave Thought Bubble without it?
Douglas Noble – New Dock Hall
32 Pages / £3.00
Horrible Folk is a monologue for twenty-eight voices concerning devils, the landscape, old stones, older gods, ordinary murder and many of the other crimes of man. Built out of the faces in the backgrounds of British horror films, and sites sacred and profane from the British landscape, it's a singular comic experience that demands to be read and savoured. What shadow stretches out behind the devil? Who was the stranger in the lane? Horrible Folk points the way.
Mayamada – comiXology Marquee
24 pages / £3
For two decades the Circle of Flavour has controlled the restaurant trade for their own clandestine ends. Their reign appears absolute until a band of thieves, led by former chef Taishi Yoshida, set out to dismantle the organisation and free its grip on the nation.
Taishi comes from a line of great chefs, but his name makes him a target for the Circle of Flavour as he unexpectedly faces the depth of their corrupt power in this dramatic high-stakes adventure!
ILYA – Royal Armouries Hall
LOM ART, Michael O'Mara Books Limited
132pp, RRP £9.99
An Illustrated Guide to crafting Comics, Graphic Novels and Manga…in comic strip format
Perfect for comic fans from 8 to 80, catering to aspiring, intermediate and practising artists as well as the beginner or merely curious, this book takes your skill sets up a notch, from simply designing and drawing single images to creating your own characters and comic strip storylines. With every page professional secrets, tips and techniques are revealed – in practice: storytelling, pacing, narrative and stylistic techniques illustrated – by example.
Explore various genres, from superhero, to adventure, sport and suspenseful drama – discussed, explored, explained, and displayed: showing more than telling how it's all done.
Written and drawn by ILYA, a widely-published creator (Marvel, Kodansha, SelfMadeHero, Image), filled with practical advice and working demonstrations for all aspiring artists, writers and readers – plus with practical exercises for you to fill-in and try out for yourself, direct on the page.
Michael O'Mara Books | Leading Publisher of Adult Colouring Books
Lydia Wysocki – New Dock Hall
20 pages, £5
Junk is full of sketchbook and diary comics from 2010-2016. Junk is pretty. Handprinted letterpress covers (2 shades of pink ink on a purple background). Greyscale digital printing on pale purple pages, 20 leaves at A6 size. Hand-sewn bindings using maroon linen thread. It's a teenage dream of all things pinky-purple and beautiful. Junk is messy. These comics came out of old sketchbooks and diaries, which are currently in moving boxes because they're not junk, they're precious enough to be kept for a while. I've scanned and cleaned each comic so that the lines print legibly. Other than that, they're still as sketchy as the day(s) they were drawn.
Chris Lewis: writer; Tony Gregori: artist – comiXology Marquee
108 pages / 10 pounds
Jack Allen is a young woman who has been recognized as the reincarnation of a Tibetan monastery's holiest monk. Trained as a compassionate assassin, Jack soon discovers an enchanted dagger from her previous incarnation's bloody past. But she'll have to resist its lure to stop the violence surrounding her in the present.
ILYA – Royal Armouries Hall
with JOE KELLY
16pp / £3
I will also have with me limited-run, self-published, signed and numbered risograph ashcan preview editions showing behind the scenes sketches and developmental emails behind the all-ages debut release of the full-length book volume, KID SAVAGE, co-created by UK cartoonist ILYA in collaboration with Man of Action's JOE KELLY (Spiderman/Deadpool, JLA, I KILL GIANTS, etc.), finally due from Image come May 2017 (192pp)
Writer: C.S. Baker; Artist: Shaky Kane – New Dock Hall
68 pages / Special con price £10
In a world riddled with death, despair and giant man-eating monsters, one man does his best to not let the apocalypse get him down!
Meet Frank Sudden, a no nonsense thrill seeker who's just trying to enjoy life… despite the end of the world. So make sure you take a bathroom break before reading because Frank Sudden isn't making any stops!
Steven Ingram – New Dock Hall
28 Pages / £3.00
Part 7 of a 9 part mini series. Left is a story about a girl, Sam, who is trying to keep away from a cult she was a member of in the past.
James Lawrence – New Dock Hall
40 pages/£4.00
On her quest to collect the masks of the Four Cardinal Demons, La Mariposa stumbles across a struggling farm paralysed by the pre-dawn predilections of a prowling predator. Our valorous violet vigilante vows to vanquish this vicious vermin, but can she do it alone?
WRITER John-Paul Kamath PENCILS INKS BY Drew Moss and Dean Kotz LETTERS & BOOK DESIGN BY Matty Ryan COLOURS BY Hi-Fi Design FRONT Cover BY Matt Dixon BACK Cover BY Simon Myers – New Dock Hall
52 pages / £5.00
Issue 7 of London Horror Comic features two complete stories that examine the effects of loneliness and isolation on two fragile souls and the horrors that it drives them to. This issue marks the 10-year anniversary of the UK small
press sensation London Horror Comic.
Morris & Goscinny / Cinebook – Royal Armouries Hall
48 pages / £7
The beginnings of a new settlement in the Old West were often somewhat rough. When a chariot train stopped in the middle of the prairie to found Daisy Town, the settlers had no idea they'd have to contend with waves of lowlifes and parasites, desperadoes – including the infamousDaltons – and even hostile Natives. Fortunately for them, Lucky Luke was in town, and agreed to ensure its safety…
Originally the 84th Lucky Luke adventure, Daisy Town is the comic adaptation of the 1971 Lucky Luke animated film – itself created by Morris and Goscinny, so it all stays in the family throughout.
Richy K. Chandler / Tempo Lush – New Dock Hall
28 pages plus cover / £3.50
The final issue, concluding the Lucy the Octopus story!
A comic about an unpopular teenage girl who happens to be an octopus.
In this final printed collection, Lucy gets to know some new faces while trying to gather enough friends to be deemed cool enough to enter the school dance. Meanwhile her band Lamington Fuzz get a tempting offer…
Eleanor Hollindrake – Royal Armouries Hall
12 pages full colour / £3
Dragon Mouse meets a knight, Mermouse spots pirates, Phoenix Mouse has a close encounter with a sphinx and Unicorn Mouse stumbles upon a magic wand. A book of 4 short whimsical comics, one for each of the Mythical Mice. (Knitted Mythical Mice will also be available to accompany the book)
The Gee Bees Comic, Written by Steven D Quirke, Art by Kel Winser, Lettering by Michael Stock – Royal Armouries Hall
32 pages / £4
"After witnessing the death of an old school friend, Gideon Black gets drawn into a murder mystery and the machinations of Maximilian and The FAB!"
Naniiebim – New Dock Hall
52 pages, £6
Diablo Infernal, Devilbird Kingdom Envoy, Ogre Tamer, Knight Slayer – Helsinki has to deal with the aftermath of his meeting Meths! Ongoing comic series Mephistos.
Zak Simmonds-Hurn – Royal Armouries Hall
28 pages / £3.00
Daigo and Joe's action-packed adventure continues! Will Joe rescue Daigo from the clutches of a clan of Demon-hunting Ninja in time? Find out inside!
The Big Brown Eyes Collective – Royal Armouries Hall
36 pages £6
Big Brown Eyes is an illustration collective of three sisters: Emily, Karis and Freya Lambert.
They have combined their talents to produce their second anthology of comics themed on mythological creatures and monstrous beings…
Chris Welsh (writer), Rob Carey (artist), Dee Cunniffe (colourist), Robin Jones (letterer) – Royal Armouries Hall
30 pages / £3
NESS is a four-part, full colour comic miniseries set in Scotland, on the world-famous shores of Loch Ness. It has monsters, action, adventure, scares, creepy bad guys, a good dose of Lovecraftian cosmic horror, and a lot of twisted Scottish mythology.
Back in April we successfully Kickstarted ISSUE ONE. In October we Kickstarted ISSUE TWO, and it's been printed ready to launch at the glorious THOUGHT BUBBLE.
Self-published by Martin Eden – New Dock Hall
218 pages – £6
After 18 years, the self-published British superhero soap opera reaches its conclusion! This book collects the final 8 issues of the series and includes a special ashcan issue which recaps the series. Questions are answered and mysteries are explained. Who will stand and who will fall? And why are the team called 'O' men? Also included – a sneak preview of Martin Eden's next project.
Katie Fleming/E.Kerr – New Dock Hall
32 Pages B&W/ 5 pounds
'Sequel to the comic '100 Times' which will also be available at the festival. It follows to the relationship of two guys, Quill and Myran as they discover the up's and downs of a human dating a werewolf'
100 Times is available to read on Taptastic right now: https://tapastic.com/series/100-Times
WILL VOLLEY / MYRIAD – New Dock Hall
136 pages / £12.99
A modern-day Death of a Salesman, this thrilling debut graphic novel casts a spotlight on the unforgiving world of door-to-door selling.
Colin is an ambitious door-to-door salesman on the verge of 'making it' as the owner of his own sales office. And the future is looking good. But when the terms of his promotion change without warning, Colin and his team find themselves with just five days to achieve a new sales target.
As Colin's grasp on reality dissolves, we see how the relentless focus on positive thinking – in the face of exploitative management, pay and conditions – leads to delusion, vulnerability, failure and, finally, human tragedy.
A darkly disturbing, stylish and compelling character study, set to become a classic of graphic noir.
'A masterly graphic novel debut. He'll be doing Batman next.' David Lloyd
'A fine example of Brit noir illuminated by Volley's sharp, clean and expressive artwork.' Herald Scotland
Jon Cairns – comiXology Marquee
28 pages / £8
An A4 solo rerelease of O-Type Hypergiant that originally appeared in the Lambda Literary-winning and Ignatz-nominated Beyond, the Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comic Anthology in 2015.
O-Type Hypergiant is a science fiction story about artificial humans: "Jamie, James, and Jim are three JAMES brand Instamen who have been struggling to reconcile their pre-programmed instincts with the inclinations they've developed with age. Their spacetime folding ship suffers a critical malfunction which forces a rapid shift in their existential priorities."
Bryony Evans, Jessica Leslau and Gemma Roberts – New Dock Hall
16 pages / £6
Our Story So Far is the illustrated story of how we met at University as three hopeful animation students and started our animated careers. From our first jobs and meeting our animation heroes/heroines to daunting periods of unemployment, we hope to show the ups and downs of our journey to inspire young animators like us!
PUBLISHED BY MADIUS COMICS – New Dock Hall
Papercuts and Inkstains, returns with it's sixth and biggest issue to date, jam packing 52 pages which have been carefully crafted to act as an ideal jumping-on point for new readers! Join "Sambrones" as they plunder the collective memory archives of their respective childhoods to take you on a hilarious detour through the 80s and early 90s.
Containing 4 stories to delight and bewilder, there's Meat the Monotaur – What happens when an intern is sent to the labyrinth bowels of corporate monsters, Eton Mess – Jam & Jerusalem and John Carpenter's The Thing, Where'd Wendigo – If Predator paid a visit to the Goonies and the return of those useless cultists in a star studded issue of the Profits of Doom!
So stop by tables 186 – 187a and let us feed your imagination and part you from your hard earned cash!
Pete Hindle
Good Comics – New Dock Hall
24 Pages / £2 / A6 / Lovingly hand-folded and stapled
A short history of potatoes and their place in British cooking, rendered in beautiful watercolours with acerbic commentary by artist Pete Hindle.
Seán Hogan, Adlai McCook, Hugo Boylan, Dearbhla Kelly, Jp Jordan, Stefanie Reville, Kerrie Smith – Royal Armouries Hall
40 pages, £5
Project Crossroads features short stories created by a selection of Ireland's rising comic stars. Each tale has been crafted with a unique personality and outlook, tied together
with one artistic voice.
Divergent stories.
Evolving voices.
This is Project Crossroads.
Ned Hartley/Heartless Comics – Royal Armouries Hall
100 pages / £12
The adventures of hardest-punching superhero in the world are FINALLY collected in a graphic novel! GASP as Sgt Punchface fights the Nazis! WONDER as Punch F.O.R.C.E. blow pretty much everything up! READ a whole new 22 page comic called "The Last Punchface Story Ever"!
Edited by Geoffery Crescent & Owen Watts – New Dock Hall
44 pages / £6
From the people who bought you six warped issues of psychedelic time travel comes twelve thrilling tales from the warped wild west featuring the cream of the British small press and a whole lotta shootin'!
Writer: John Lees; Artist: Iain Laurie; Colorist: Megan Wilson; Letterer: Colin Bell; Publisher: ComixTribe – comiXology Marquee
20 pages / £3
A chilling new horror oneshot, reuniting the full creative team of AND THEN EMILY WAS GONE. Dr. Karla Quilte is a revered psychologist who uses her unique gifts to treat patients afflicted with recurring nightmares. But when tasked with helping troubled young Adam Whitlock, her journey into his mind leaves her facing forces far more malevolent than bad dreams.
Aimée de Jongh, published by SelfMadeHero – New Dock Hall
160pp, £14
The doors are about to swing shut on the Antonisse Bookshop and Simon, its third‑generation owner, is facing some tough decisions. But when he witnesses a suicide, old memories intrude, guilt bubbles up and his grip on reality loosens. A chance encounter with a young student, Regina, prompts Simon to open up about the past that haunts him. But will their budding friendship last long enough for him to come to terms with the present? Powerful, perceptive and beautifully drawn, The Return of the Honey Buzzard is a compelling graphic novel about grief, love, our actions and their consequences.
Marazano & Shang / Cinebook – Royal Armouries Hall
56 pages / £8
In the future of our world, a merciless machine uprising has wiped the human race off the face of the earth, aside from isolated pockets of children surviving in the ruins of man's cities, still hunted by killer robots. In one such small group, a relentless optimist, Ian, made an incredible discovery: a robot that not only didn't attack on sight, but even protected he and his friends. SAM.
Now, though, Ian is gone, and his friends are losing ground, losing hope, losing the fight for survival. What future is there for them, scrabbling in the rubble, scrounging for food and supplies … unless, perhaps, they manage to find SAM again and get him to help them?
Jim Medway – New Dock Hall
Published by Bog-Eyed Books
48 pages, £6.99
"Chip Charlton is a future classic, destined to be talked about in the same way as Tintin or Snoopy. It's a joy from start to finish, effortlessly endearing but still laugh out loud funny. What Jim has done is create tale after tale of flawed heroics set in a beautifully realised world of characters you instantly know and care about. Chip represents comics at their finest – exquisite, affectionate, and riotously funny." Jamie Smart – Creator of Bunny Vs Monkey
Sam Chapman – New Dock Hall
Silversong returns with issue 2 as Tebetha ventures
to the Capital to warn them of a great danger she has foreseen in her visions. Along with her newfound friend who's on a mysterious mission of his own. Will they get there in time or will they be too late to act?
Writer: John Lees; Artist & Colorist: Alex Cormack; Letterer: Colin Bell; Publisher: ComixTribe – comiXology Marquee
24 pages / £4
The sell-out smash hit from New York Comic Con makes its UK print debut! From the creators of OXYMORON: THE LOVELIEST NIGHTMARE, SINK is a series of twisted crime tales connected by the shared location of Sinkhill, a hellish, forgotten district of Glasgow. The first chapter tells the story of Allan, a young suburbanite who misses the last bus home after a night out. Stranded in the city, he must walk home, taking an ill-advised left turn through Sinkhill, where he is subjected to deviant youths, a shovel-wielding vigilante, and the nightmare that waits in the blue van… just another Friday night in Sinkhill.
FutureQuake Press – New Dock Hall
Creators- Written Kirill Chernov. Marcello Bondi. Scott Melrose. Chris Tresson. Matt Finney. Karl Brandt. Alec Charles. Emmett Kiernan. Damian Johnston. Patrick Scattergood. David McCluskey. Virgil Yendell. David Thomas. Nick Bryan. Dan McKee. Russell Hilman. George Pickett. Steven fraser.
Art by Barry Renshaw. Marco Renna. Denis Vermesse. Joe Palmer. Scott Twells. Martina Marzullo. Damian Johnston. Mattia Marini. Damian Johnston. Rui Mendes. Pavlos Pavlides. RH Stewart. P. L. Woods. Łukasz Kowalczuk. Glyn White. George Coleman.
100 pages- £6.50
Can you feel it? The season has changed, the nights are drawing closer and there is a chill in the air. Time to hunker down and read the latest collection of tales from Something Wicked. In the latest 100 page issue we have Demons, Hauntings, posessions, a race for the presidency and at least one psychotic home appliance. All this is wrapped in a cover by RH Stewart. All for only £6.50- Trade paperback format.
Alex Hahn / BlopShop – New Dock Hall
8 Pages, 1 Poster / £2 each
Alex Continues his popular series of Poster/Zines with two new handmade A7 books. One continues the WIA shortlisted adventures of the space bound astronaut 'Astro-Nort' and another celebrates the nostalgia of catching 'em all over again with several Pokémon cartoons delivered with Alex's trademark blend of wit and toilet humour.
George Joy / Mindstain – Royal Armouries Hall
12pp £2.50
The second in the Cogs and Caves Series, following on from Remnants. This is a tale about you, and how you developed your spark. The spark of ingenuity. The spark that creates, the spark that divides, the spark that engulfs your world. The spark of Humanity.
Story & Art by Lyndon White
Blue Fox Comics – Royal Armouries Hall
96 pages full colour / £11.99
The stars are going out. Night never ends and while others only wonder, Sparks, the bravest little robot, sets out to discover the reason why.
Franquin / Cinebook – Royal Armouries Hall
64 pages / £9.00
Spirou and Fantasio are old, loyal, almost inseparable friends. They've risked life and limb for each other many times. But even such close friends have the occasional spat. So, when during such a cold day in their relationship Spirou witnesses Fantasio committing a daring theft in front of TV cameras, he can't help but feel doubts. Of course Fantasio would never do such a thing, Inspector!… Or would he…?
Straight out of legendary artist Franquin's imagination, The Wrong Head is a madcap story on the importance of friendship, the dangers of cycling, and … the evils of latex!
76 years of existence – what's the secret of these characters' longevity? Pick up a volume and see for yourself!
Samantha Davies – New Dock Hall
52 pages / £5
Silent all ages comics collected from the ongoing webcomic serîes 'Stutterhug'.
Nikki Kidura
72 pages (62 b/w and 10 colour)/£15
Set in fictional late 16th century feudal Japan, 'Swordless' is a lighthearted short manga revolving around the lives of two boys – Nils, a samurai in-training; and Sasaki, a travelling street performer. After swearing their unbreakable friendship at a young age, Nils had often wondered why Sasaki mysteriously never came back to the village to perform again… Now, several years later, his friend unexpectedly returns to his life once more but brings with him a choice that Nils has to choose – and may forever regret…
Faye Spencer
Good Comics – New Dock Hall
24 Pages / £3 / A5 / Saddle Stitched
Welcome to the Nonniverse: it's a bit like the Britain you know, except everything is a bit…nonny (a meaningless word, often used in refrains in old English ballads). Join Evelyn as she and her puppet companion, Rott, search for meaning and respite in a bizarre, hyper-folk alternate universe, rendered in stunningly detailed pencilwork by artist and writer Faye Spencer.
Jon Cairns – comiXology Marquee
52 pages / £10
A collection of adult, body hair-centric pencil sketches printed in blue RISO ink, with a two color cover.
Box Brown, published by SelfMadeHero – New Dock Hall
256pp, £12
It is, perhaps, the perfect video game. Simple yet addictive, Tetris delivers an irresistible, unending puzzle that has players hooked. Play it long enough and you'll see those brightly coloured geometric shapes everywhere. You'll see them in your dreams. Alexey Pajitnov had big ideas about games. In 1984, he created Tetris in his spare time while developing software for the Soviet government. Once this alarmingly addictive game emerged from behind the Iron Curtain, it was an instant hit. Nintendo, Atari, Sega – game developers big and small all wanted Tetris. A bidding war was sparked, followed by clandestine trips to Moscow, backroom deals, innumerable miscommunications and outright theft. New York Times-bestselling author Box Brown untangles this complex history and delves deep into the role games play in art, culture and commerce. For the first time and in unparalleled detail, Tetris: The Games People Play tells the true story of the world's most popular video game.
Written by Dave Hendrick – New Dock Hall
Art by Rapha Lobesco, Evan "Doc" Shaner, Luca Pizzari, Ben Hennessy and Pete Marry
28 Pages / £4.00
3 guys, 3 decisions, 3 disasters, no heroes. Dave Hendrick with artists Evan Shaner, Luca Pizzari and Rapha Lobesco spin three tales of opportunism, desperation and drunkenness in a convention exclusive b+w edition.
Ed Syder – New Dock Hall
32 pages / £3
Totally Tubular is a high-octane hell ride that follows the exploits of a surf/skate/stoner gang in Santa Cruz, California.
It's the summer of 1989, Lizzie hates her job, Dusty's got a problem and garage band The Barneys just can't catch a break.
Abigail Brady (writer) and Steven Horry (art) – New Dock Hall
28pp / £4
Shape-shifting heroine, Liz Cartwright (aka Whoever) and her team of fellow superheroes try to stop a reality-altering villain from wreaking havoc with the timeline. Separated from her team mates, Liz finds herself literally face to face with someone who forces her to question not just her past decisions, but her very identity.
Steven Tillotson
Publisher: Avery Hill Publishing – New Dock Hall
132 pages, £12.99
On this particular morning in this particular place, Untitled Ape (a giant purple ghost-beast) has decided he needs to see his family. His friend Cat (a cat) doesn't think it's a particularly good idea, but at this very moment a massive storm rolls in, and their epic adventure begins.
Without a map or much of a plan, they journey through flooded cities and stormy seas, across frozen plains and snowy mountains, and even up into the world of the clouds on their quest to find Ape's home in the jungle. Along the way they make the acquaintance of a cast of incredible characters, who both help and hinder them to equal degree.
Meanwhile and elsewhere, Ape's past is starting to catch up with him, and it becomes more and more difficult to keep his dark past from Cat…
What happened to Ape? Why doesn't he have a name? And can he resist the pressure to return to his old life and make sure his friends and family are safe? These are the questions that Observer/Jonathan Cape/Comica Graphic Short Story Prize Runner-Up Steven Tillotson wrestles with and ultimately answers in his long-awaited saga of trial, tribulation, and friendship.
Chris Mole – comiXology Marquee
40pp, £3.50
Eerie, chilling, suspenseful! Unusual Tales #1 is a collection of short comics by writer/editor Chris Mole, spanning his first published work for the Psychedelic Journal of Time Travel to his more recent forays into world-building with Locomotive (from the pages of Professor Elemental Comics). Gathered together in a gorgeous new edition and illustrated by a host of different artists including luminaries such as Neil McClements, Nich Angell of Big Punch Studios and Verity Glass, these tales of sci-fi, steampunk and horror hope to surprise and delight!
Mézières & Christin / Cinebook – Royal Armouries Hall
48 pages / £12.00
Valerian & Laureline. 40 years, 24 volumes, a cartoon adaptation… One of the first science-fiction series in Bandes Dessinées, certainly the most successful and influential one. Gorgeous art, imaginative and thought-provoking stories, one of the first strong female characters in European comics…
And now Luc Besson himself is making a film from the series, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, with Dane DeHaan, Cara Delevingne, Rihanna, Clive Owen … and a €200 million budget. The film is mostly inspired by this 6th volume.
To celebrate this coming film, Cinebook has printed a limited run of hardback copies of the book. If you like the look and feel of the traditional Franco-Belgian format, if you're looking for something to display proudly at home, or if you want a more solid copy to go hunting for autographs at the film's premiere, this is for you!
Tor Freeman – Royal Armouries Hall
54 pages £6.00
Three stories from the webcomic Welcome to Oddleigh. Chief Inspector Jessie and Sergeant Sid are tasked with policing the town of Oddleigh, where strange things always seem to be happening. But they've promised to uphold the law of the town and they're going to do it – no matter how weirdly its citizens are behaving. Stories in this collection are Shell, The Dentist and Cult.
Dave West and Gary Crutchley
Publisher – Accent UK – New Dock Hall
Pages – 36 / Price – £3
Josiah Black's journey into the darker side of the American Wild West continues with more revelations that continue to challenge all that he believed to be true. In this issue we learn more about Calligary as Black catches up with him at last and he wants answers.
Creators – Dave West and Gary Crutchley
Publisher – Accent UK – New Dock Hall
Pages – 172 / Price – £12
Collecting the first 4 issues of the series that has been described as 'Deadwood meets They Live', this TPB includes an extra 10 page story, an introduction but Mark Buckingham and a great pin-up section.
Richard Amos – New Dock Hall
54 / Price £5 (TBC)
Where is Momentum is the first full length book by Richard Amos. It's a pocket size book, told in picture book format, telling a fictional story of living a life consumed by anxiety.
Readers might decide that it is more a story about self concious living. Hopefully this will make a reader feel more comfortable in whatever reflection they see in the story.
Created by Callum and Stuart Brown. Script by Greg Shackleton – comiXology Marquee
130 Page / £15
Welcome to the Wildlands, a cutthroat anthropomorphic fantasy world bursting with life, intrigue and tall tales.
This is the story of the great silverback Ambam. Ripped from his homeland and all those he holds dear, spirited far across foreign seas upon the winds of chance and the cruelties of his new masters.
Follow Ambam through everything this world can throw at him and more besides in his fight for survival and for himself.
Rachael Smith – New Dock Hall
40 full colour pages, £5.00
A collection of auto-bio comics by creator Rachael Smith (Artificial Flowers, The Rabbit, One Good Thing, Doctor Who).
Rachael is confused about the way her brain works. In an effort to understand it she invents a cartoon dog who follows her around, and two tiny game show hosts who live inside her head. Luckily, Rachael also has her real-life boyfriend and real-life cat to help her navigate her confused way through life.
FutureQuake Press – New Dock Hall
Creators- Written by Mike Lynch. James Alexander. David Fenn. Ryan Hickling. Santiago Mayaud. Jim Alexander. Matt Sharp. Art by Chris Askham. Neil Sims. Sam Weller. Norrie Millar. Daniel Dwyer. PL Woods. David Broughton
48 pages- £3.00
Cover artist Neil Roberts brings us the latest look in law enforcement as Peeps the droid delivers yet another issue of Zarjaz. Guest writer Jim Alexander and 2000 AD Thought Bubble art competition winner 2014 Daniel Dwyer join the creators as we bring you another selection of Tales from Thargs toy box.


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Posted by anonymous
It took Larry 3 years to give my ex-wife 80% of our combined wealth. It would have taken longer but I wrote a letter to a judge that helped move things along. We didn't even have children together! After he takes you as a client he is in no hurry to move things along. Don't expect a call or an email. Should I even have to mention how over rated Larry is?
Posted by James & Barbara
Used Mr. Catlin in a custody of 2 grandchildren case in 2000, and he handled it in a very positive manner to my favor. Some 5 years later, I returned to court with Mr. Catlin as my representative to fight to retain custody of my grandchildren and as in the first appearance he did an outstanding job. I would highly recommend Mr. Catlin. I have completed raising the Grandchildren as they are now very productive citizens, and I'm proud of both of them. I would love to thank Mr. Catlin, Great Job.
Posted by Dustin
Extremely knowledgeable, was honest told me what the whole process could look like possitive or Negetive. saved me money on my case by explaining the process whenever I had questions. Returned calls with en a timely manner if he wasn't in the office when I called. May seem pricey to some people maybe even more than other lawyers but with something so dear to you such as your children why would you not want to ensure your getting the best representation? Definitely recommend him to anyone who asks.
Posted by anonymous
Larry has been doing family law in Brazos County for a long time. His reputation there is that he's the best...so I hired him. My ex hired the "second best" atty in the county. Honestly, I felt that Larry traded my case with the other atty where he agreed to "loose" my case and the other one would "win". I feel that since they go head to head so often and they are both super greedy and lazy they decide ahead of time who will win x case and who will loose and neither one of them have to work hard and honestly for their clients.
Larry took me to a mediation 1,000% unprepared even after I kept calling him to prompt him to help me come up with a strategy for the mediation. Then when we get to the mediation he kept asking me about my finances and what was liquid and what I could sell. At the time I thought it was strange that he was so focused on finances and NOT my children. Now I can see the real reason for those questions was so he could decide when he (and the other atty) could wrap up my case at the exact moment the money ran out. On the way to this particular mediation he said that we would get to the location early so we could prepare...then when we got there he spent those 30min in a "private conference" with the opposing atty. It's my opinion that is where the horse trading happens and they decide the winner and looser of their mutual cases so they don't actually have to WORK for their clients.
Oh, and don't expect any communication with Larry. You'll call him and NEVER get him on the phone. And he'll call you back in the next day or so and if you don't answer tough luck...he will not call you again on your issue or leave you any kind of detailed msg.
I could say more but I can't right now. The Family Law legal system in Brazos county is severely broken from top to bottom (yes, I said TOP). I'm waiting until my case is 1,000% transferred out of that crap-hole look-a-like of justice / county before I make my next move against the WRONGS that go on there that happen so often they have became "normal" for nearly everyone working in or on family law in that county. I'm waiting because I have no doubt that the powers that be there will retaliate against anyone who attempts to lift the lid and expose their racket. Yes, there are protections for whistle blowers, but I have ZERO faith in any chance justice from our justice system and will not put my children at the mercy of that system. So I wait for my turn.
Larry is one of the oldest and a pretty dam good sized cog in the wheel of injustice in Brazos County. If you want to get traded like a horse and ridden HARD and put up wet than hire Larry Catlin in Brazos county. Then again you may get him on a "win" day and have no worries. I guess the question is DO YOU FEEL LUCKY?
Oh, and one more thing. Do a public records search on how many cases Larry currently has. You'll be shocked. Then ask yourself if you think there is any chance for this old guy to actually focus on your case when he has so many others going. This is simply a business for Larry. He couldn't care less about his clients. They guy has ZERO empathy for anything other than getting paid.
Posted by anonymous
I used his services twice and he won both of my cases. I have since recommended him to 2 other friends and he won their cases, as well. He's honest in his advice and 100% effective in his court room strategy. I highly recommend him in any family law case.
Posted by anonymous
Would not listen to my thoughts and concerns...Pushed my divorce thru when I told him numerous times I did not agree with the terms of the divorce. Told me that my hearing would just be a continuance come to find out the decree went before the judge. 10,000 dollars later and on a 3500 contract..Firing him and retaining another attorney to help me fight for my rights! TERRIBLE representation
Posted by Rob
Initial correspondence was promising as a lot of talk. Actions proved to be much more different. Each time going into court, I would have to give him "Cliff's notes" about the case. Did not properly represent my intentions at all. On one occasion he made a calculation error when talking to the judge and we had to go back to court in order to correct the issue. Of course, Larry billed for the time he spent on correcting the error. As for the documentation, Larry seemed to be quite okay with letting the other lawyer draw up the documentation for the judge to sign. For some reason, each time that happened, the documents did not exactly reflect what the judge decided on. Larry did not seem to review for correctness and did not contact me to check for correctness before presenting it to the judge for signature. It is funny how the court records do not correspond with the court orders that were signed by the judge. When brought up on contempt of court charges as I followed the court's decision, Larry did not even respond to any of my attempts to contact him. As a matter of fact, he demanded more money to continue to represent me. This would definitely be one situation where a lawyer lives up to the stereotype.
Posted by anonymous
I was very impressed with his professionalism and ability to anticipate moves and get the job done. He was very well prepared for the next step at all times. This lawyer knows his business. He told us from the beginning how things would go and that was how it happened.


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Replacing Ewald Blumenbach as commander of Jasta 12 in May 1917, Hermann Becker continued his impressive scoring rate utilising the superb Siemens-Schuckert D.IV fighter, shown here in Beckers distinctive blue and white livery. One of the most advanced fighters of World War 1, this aircraft was possessed of an incredible rate of climb, taking just some 12 minutes to reach 16,000ft and having an operational ceiling of 26,240ft. Becker is depicted here claiming one of the many Spads that he shot down on his way to a final victory total of 23, all of them with Jasta 12.
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Posted by Rich from Ringwood
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After many years and several 'Private' Consultants, I finally made the choice to use the NHS to look at my ongoing back and neck problems. The reason for the change was that I have a number of other health problems and found that the care and treatment I am getting for these others issues has again be far better via the NHS than privately. I have to say that after my visit to Christchurch yesterday, once again I have not been disappointed! A quick and confident diagnosis was given that finally seems to make sense of it all, it feels like a weight has been lifted (excuse the pun) and I can now look forward to the correct treatment and ongoing support that is designed for my condition rather than the 2nd guessing that seems to be the norm with these 'Private Consultants' Thank you!
Response from Christchurch Hospital 3 years ago
Dear Rich I am delighted to hear that you had such a positive experience of our services at Christchurch and please can I thank you for taking the time to provide us with your feedback. We welcome all the feedback we receive both positive and negative as we use this to inform and improve the services we provide. It is most encouraging to know that our patients have confidence in the treatment and care offered and I hope that you will continue to utilize and help improve these services. Once again thank you for your feedback and I wish you a speedy recovery. Regards Sue Mellor Head of Patient Experience
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