Our first Comic Convention for 2024.
Do pop over and say 'Hello' if you're in the area.
At TimeBomb Comics have a Subscription service called Quantum Prime.
Every issue of Quantum we produce a special variant cover version which is only available to subscribers and also look to include something a little special and also very limited.
with Quantum 6 Subscribers will also get the collected Whatever Happened To The World's Fastest Man? and for the first time it also includes the 5 page prequel, also illustrated by the very talented Marleen Lowe.
Andy Bloor has worked his magic on the design and it's no longer under a The Accent fake newspaper title but has moved to Strange Times.
I'm very happy with the result.I attended a meeting in Paddington today with my day job and came across this.
I love street art in most forms. Graffiti and sculptures being my favourites.There are a couple of empty seats so that people can join in,I didn't do that, but I did take a few photos.On returning home I Googled it and found out that it's call 'The Wild Table of Love' and is by Gillie and Marc.Yep, Issue 1 will be available in your local comic shop, if you'd like a copy you might want to ask them to order one in for you.
The code for Quantum #1 - JAN241994
As far back as WesterNoir Issue 2 Gary and I introduced The Gator Boys, a family haunting the Mississippi swampland.
They were kind of a hidden joke as we called the the Pontipees, to see if my Mum ever actually read my comics as the name comes from one her favourite musicals (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (which I believe is based a pretty horrible story (which may have also been true))).
Anyway, many years laters and we are pulling together some figures to make the table at conventions look a little more interesting than just a load of comics.
You'll have seen Josiah Black on a previous post so here are two of the Pontipees.
Yep, just before Xmas Quantum 5 hit the stores.
It features the last part of Whatever Happened To The World's Fastest Man?, who also features on the cover.
And some people have turned it into an ornament for their Christmas Tree (thanks for the photo Shaun).