Author: Carl Doherty
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So Buttons Relaunches with New Site
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in Comic NewsJonathan Baylis has relaunched his website www.sobuttons.com, to celebrate the release of So Buttons #5, his autobiographical anthology series in which, much like the work of Harvey Pekar, different artists illustrate Baylis’s everyday musings, struggles and anecdotes.
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ARK Graphic Novel Review
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Had Star Trek been alive, well and on television in the 70s, the era of Silent Running and Solaris, it may very well have resembled ARK, a sci-fi series following a crew of humans and meta-humans travelling beyond our galaxy in search of another habitable planet.
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Marvel Unlimited Finally Makes it to Android
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in ColumnAs a big proponent of subscription streaming services such as Spotify, I’ve been more than a little enticed by the Marvel Comics equivalent, Marvel Unlimited. The promise of being able to explore Marvel’s extensive back catalogue at a whim is more than worth the $9.99 a month subscription. In theory, at least.
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Free-to-play Gaming Celebrates Iron Man 3 in Every Way Possible
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While Iron Man 3 has seen an onslaught of toys, clothing and other assorted crap (though I do want a Lego Ben Kingsley) to coincide with Marvel’s big release, there’s the conspicuous absence of a video game adaptation. That is, until you realise that the customary major console release has been replaced by a Facebook…
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Free Comic Book Day Approaches…
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in Comic NewsWhile it isn’t such a big event in the UK as it is in the US, Free Comic Book Day seems to grow in prominence with each passing year, gaining increasing support from artists, celebrity fans and the sort of authority figures who several decades ago would have been calling for the toxic pamphlets to…
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Genki Gear Reveals Exclusive London Comic Con T-Shirt
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in Comic NewsIf you’re heading to the MCM Expo London Comic Con this May, then you might be interested in grabbing one of the official Comic Con T-shirts, designed by Genki Gear.
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‘The Injustice Cure’ Superhero Novel Released on Kindle
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in Comic NewsIf reading comics about superheroes, watching movies about superheroes and playing as superheroes in video games just isn’t enough, then maybe Luke George’s comic influenced first novel The Injustice Cure will satiated your fix.