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Monthly Archives: May 2023
Review: Dodgy Pills
Originally posted on Irish Comic News (10/Apr/2016) Dodgy pills is the first volume of Black Lines from creator Olly Cunningham. The comic tells the story of two drug dealers in Dublin, Tommo and his father-in-law Jimmy, and what happens when … Continue reading
Review: Shackleton – voyage of the James Caird
Originally posted on Irish Comic News (6/May/2016) Shackleton – the voyage of the James Caird Written by Gavin McCumiskey Illustrated by David Butler Lettering by Alice Coleman Published by Collins Press. The book tells the story of the Endurance, which … Continue reading
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Review: High Noon Rising #1
Originally posted on Irish Comic News (5/Aug/2016) Written and lettered by James Mulholland.Art by Rowel Roque.Colours by Ryan Burt.Logo designed by Micah Myers. The first issue of a five-part western mini-series. As this is the opening issue of the mini-series, … Continue reading
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Review: Day Job
Originally posted on Irish Comic News (12/Aug/2016) Script and Art by Rapha Lobosco This is one of the comics I was really looking forward to picking up at Dublin Comic Con after I saw the cover art above teased by … Continue reading
Review: The Circle #1
Originally posted on Irish Comic News (12/Sept/2016) Written and illustrated by Jay Penn. The Circle was launched at Dublin Comic Con and was a comic that I missed while picking up various small-press titles. Fortunately for me, the creator was … Continue reading