Westernoir Book Two Reviewed

The ever reliable Down The Tube website has a great review from Jeremy Briggs of the second issue of Westernoir which I really should draw your attention to!

It includes the following quote;

"Anyone considering writing or drawing their own comic title could do a lot worse than buying, reading and analysing just how this book is written and drawn, as well as how the package as a whole is presented to its reader, because they are bound to find something in here that would improve their own work."

Gosh high praise indeed! Well done chaps but doesn't mean you can rest easy with Issue Three which is shaping up to continue and dare I say even improve on the high standards!

At the moment, Westernoir is only available directly from our website or from us at shows and festivals, but when issue four (and the first story arc) are complete, the separate issues should be listed with Diamond and available to order worldwide through your local comic retailer.

If you can't wait that long it is worth checking out artist Gary Crutchley's blog for sneaky looks at forthcoming pages and his creative process, such as this unlettered one from Book 3!

Accent UK's latest releases!

Here's a quick wee look at our latest books for you to check out at this weekend's London Comic Convention. Starting with Who on Earth was Thaddeus Mist? A mysterious tale of identity, myth, adventure and more created and edited by Owen Johnson and scribed and illustrated by a talented crew of Accent UK stalwarts.

The above trailer was prepared by Owen with music from Robert Logan and edited by David Turnball and was released just ahead of the book's successful launch at Thought Bubble last year featuring real-life mourners to Thaddeus Mists's funeral wake!

Also launched at Thought bubble was the latest instalment of Dave West and Gary Crutchley's entertaining WesterNoir series. Book 2 sees the return of Josiah Black as he hunts down some creepy looking Gator Boys in the deep Louisiana swamps, I kid you not!

 

Finally in our trilogy of new releases is the rather wonderful Missing: Have you seen the Invisible Man? coming from the pen of Dave West and the artist arm of Joe Campbell. I can't say much without spilling the beans but let's just say things are more than we seem when leading scientist James Williams goes missing! Its set in the same 'Blessed/Cursed' vein as Dave's earlier Eagle winning success Whatever Happened to the World's Fastest Man? 

While these new titles await their respective Diamond listing they will only be available directly from us at shows or our website, along with our other popular books, so please check them out when you get a chance.