New Bullet Gal reveal, reviews, new novel, plus Crash Soirée
I just did a piece for Bleeding Cool on the ongoing presence of my character Bullet Girl, a.k.a. Mitzi, last name unknown. She started out as a bit-player in my […]
Category Archives: Under Belly Comics
Novel #6 finished, plus Magpie’s in full flight
It snowed properly in Tokyo yesterday for the first time in 2 years, and the mercury dropped to -1°C (I’ll let you figure that out in Fahrenheit), albeit for a […]
2015: A very good year. Fingers crossed for more of the same in 2016!
Yep, it’s that moment. You know… the one when you kick back on the loo, magazine, tabloid, smartphone, print-out or tablet in hand, a fresh roll of toilet paper nearby, […]
REBOOTING TRISTAN & ISEULT
While most people conjuring up the Tristan/Tristram and Isolde/Iseult tale of yore probably think love-potion histrionics, armour, much bodice-ripping, Richard Wagner’s opera, or James Franco in one of his lamest […]
Happy New Year & Welcome to 2015
2015 sounds to me like the future. Or beyond that. This is the year Doc Brown travels to, with Marty and Jennifer in Back to the Future II, to discover […]
SUCCESS!
An hour ago, we wound up the Kickstarter campaign for the 12-issue Bullet Gal graphic novel collection — and thanks to 122 amazing people who financially supported the project, along […]
BULLET GAL: The Kickstarter. What is it, and why bother?
Like a zillion other people, their flying monkeys and the odd enterprising pet, I currently have a Kickstarter campaign running. Verily, this is something everyone I know on social media […]
Get WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CAPES OF HEROPA? for FREE — plus KICKSTARTER update
As a way of saying thanks to everyone who’s supported Bullet Gal, Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat: The Graphic Novel and other novels? I chatted to publishers Perfect Edge Books and we’ve […]
Bullet Gal: The 12-issue Collected Trade Paperback
I mentioned last month that plans were underway to collect all 12 issues of my monthly noir/sci-fi comic book series Bullet Gal into a trade paperback, even the ones not […]
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