I'm very pleased to say me and Iain Laurie's "The Quiet Burden" has been featured on Top Shelf's online comics hub Top Shelf 2.0.
Hot dang, there we are right there! Needless to say it's fantastic to be up there amongst such excellent and talented company such as Jeff Lemire, Box Brown, Noah Van Sciver and too many more to mention...
Thanks indeed to Leigh Walton for having us over!
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The Quiet Burden.
This is me and Iain Laurie's contribution to New British Comics #3 from a little while back. The good folks at Geek Chocolate were kind enough to describe it as "another fine example of the sort of work you only find in left of field comics, this is as weird and as wonderful as comics get". Thanks guys! More here.
I've also composed a little soundtrack movie to accompany your reading, just scroll on down and press play for full enVenganation...
Hot dang, double page spread! Embiggen that to drink in all that gruesome Laurie-ness!
I've also composed a little soundtrack movie to accompany your reading, just scroll on down and press play for full enVenganation...
Soundtrack!
It was a a genuine priviledge and a pleasure to be in New British Comics #3, a quality anthology packed to bursting with excellent contributions, and you can get it from Polygo Books. Go to it!
New British Comics #3 Review...
A few reviews of New British Comics #3 have rolled in, including this rather fantastic one from Geek Chocolate:
"Craig Collins and Iain Laurie take us well and truly into a nightmarish world with 'The Quiet Burden.’ Another fine example of the sort of work you only find in left of field comics, this is as weird and as wonderful as comics get.."
Which was very kind indeed. We also get condemned to an lifetime of therapy. Loads more over at Geek Chocolate!
There's also a suggestion that me and Iain Laurie and contributor David Ziggy Greene have some kind of very specific alcoholism...
"Craig Collins and Iain Laurie take us well and truly into a nightmarish world with 'The Quiet Burden.’ Another fine example of the sort of work you only find in left of field comics, this is as weird and as wonderful as comics get.."
Which was very kind indeed. We also get condemned to an lifetime of therapy. Loads more over at Geek Chocolate!
There's also a suggestion that me and Iain Laurie and contributor David Ziggy Greene have some kind of very specific alcoholism...
New British Comics #3
New British Comics #3 is out now! There's a contribution from myself and self-styled 'Bat-Bastard' Iain Laurie therein, and here's a look at the first page.
But if that's not enough for you slavering ghouls, I've even created a little soundtrack for you to go along with the strip. See below!
It's available from the Bad Press Ltd. store and very soon from the Polygo Books site.
The Quiet Burden page 1. Click to embiggen!
Soundtrack!
But if that's not enough for you slavering ghouls, I've even created a little soundtrack for you to go along with the strip. See below!
It's available from the Bad Press Ltd. store and very soon from the Polygo Books site.
The Quiet Burden page 1. Click to embiggen!
Soundtrack!
It's a particularly strong outing this time round from editor Karol Wisniewski, with some excellent strips by the likes of Dan White, WJC, David Ziggy Greene, Rob Miller and Wilbur Dawburn. Plus check out this awesome and lovely cover by Lawrence Elwick.
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