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[TEMPLE APA]

As it'll be the tenth issue of that Temple APA thingummy, and the Roman numeral for ten is "X", it of course means there should be a '50s style sci-fi B movie-style cover for the next issue. Yes, it does.

You know the kind of thing... freaky alien robot mutants carrying off fainted ladies in swimming costumes and stuff like that.

You can do the logo and text for it yerself, (or get a responsible adult to do it for you), but it should contain the following words, (except for the bits in brackets)...

"TEMPLE APA" (that's the title)

"ISSUE X" (in the style of an old movie poster "CERTIFICATE X")

"WARNING! MATURE CONTENT!"

"A Digital Comics Showcase."

...and you can include some other cliched tagline thingy like "FROM THE DEPTHS OF SPACE IT CAME..." or somesuch, if you want.

Deadline's Jan 29th, (but we could probably stretch to a few days later).

Email is templeapa@yahoo.co.uk

Introducing the new bloggy home for the Temple APA digital comics showcase. Deadline for contributions to the next issue is the end of this month, (eek!), and a slight change of wording means that you don't need to be in the UK to contribute - you just need to be active within the British comics scene, (or intend to be).

http://templeapa.blogspot.com/

[BLACKFRIARS]

I'm putting together a pdf collection of Michael Crouch's Scream! homage BLACKFRIARS strip, but it requires an illustration for the cover. Doesn't need any logos or text - I'll take care of that.

Finished article will be available for free download from the Back From The Depths site.

Whole story is already online HERE if you want to have a look before that.

http://eggcitingnews.com/

[HALLOWSCREAM!]

It's here! Click the link...

HALLOWSCREAM!

[Temple APA]

The ninth issue of the Temple APA digital comics showcase is now available to download as a completely free pdf file. Featuring 48 pages of artwork and stories from a host of creators, including Tony Suleri, John Owens, Dave Hailwood, Dirk Van Dom, Matthew McLaughlin, Paul Eldridge, Malcolm Kirk and Simon Mackie, (who also provides the cover artwork, displayed above).

To download, right click here...
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11875984/Temple9.pdf
...and "save target/link as"

File size is 15.19 mb

You can also obtain it from

CLICKWHEEL... http://www.clickwheel.net/features/350?episode_id=3397

MEDIAFIRE... http://www.mediafire.com/file/m343q1o7phoeb9f/Temple9.pdf

or it's available to read online at

MYEBOOK... http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=83966

The Temple APA is a showcase of UK based comicbook talent, both amateur and professional. If you'd like to contribute or just want more information, check out the Temple website.

http://templeapa.socialgo.com/

I want this but have neither a Windows phone nor an Xbox :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKL6-0Jg3MI

Just spotted this ad on YouTube...



I had no idea you could get it just by saying it!

The deadline for the latest issue of the Temple APA pdf digital comics showcase has now been set at Monday, April 25th. If you fancy submitting something here are a few guidelines...

http://malcolmkirk.blogspot.com/2011/02/temple-apa-issue-nine-guidelines.html

[Back From The Depths]

We at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our free, annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM. Here's this year's guidelines (with a new email address to send stuff to)...

http://malcolmkirk.blogspot.com/2011/03/hallowscream-thrilling-third-issue.html

[Eighth]

The lightly seasoned Eighth Issue of the Temple APA digital comics showcase is now available to download as a completely free pdf file. Full of comicy goodness from such persons as Simon Mackie, (also responsible for the cover shown above), Dave Hailwood, Matthew McLaughlin, Dirk Van Dom, Tony Suleri, Derek Hamill and numerous others including Malcolm Kirk, who cobbled it all together.

Also included is a small press Feature on http://paragoncomic.blogspot.com/.

To download, right click here...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11875984/Temple%208.pdf

and "save target/link as". Alternatively, it's also downloadable from

Clickwheel : http://www.clickwheel.net/features/350?

Mediafire : http://www.mediafire.com/file/ke9t8cg6re0u6z0/Temple8.pdf

or available to read online at

MyEbook : http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=61741

File size is 19.27mb

The Temple APA is a showcase of UK based comicbook talent, both amateur and professional. If you'd like to contribute or just want more information, check out the Temple website.

http://templeapa.socialgo.com/


*Amateur Press Association

Starts today. Hoping upload episodes to my blog on a weekly basis.

First episode...
http://malcolmkirk.blogspot.com/2010/11/mag-scientist-episode-one-and-so-it.html

It's here. full of fear, and bigger than last year!

Click the link for details.

http://malcolmkirk.blogspot.com/2010/10/back-from-depths-presents-hallowscream.html

[Bride of Frankenstein]

Starts 9pm tonight on BBC4...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00v9gy5

Followed by Bride of Frankenstein at 10pm and some kind of documentary thing called Transylvania Babylon at 11.10pm.

http://downthetubescomics.blogspot.com/2010/09/bbc3-seeking-comic-fans-for-new-show.html

Click de link...
http://static.titanmagazines.com/tankgirl/tank-girl-and-booga-split.pdf

http://www.redkite-animation.com/index.php?page=byrp

[Zombies! Supervillains! Cowboys! Strange creatures! Stick-Men!]

Zombies! Supervillains! Cowboys! Strange creatures! Stick-Men!

The Seventh Issue of the Temple APA digital comics showcase is now available to download as a free pdf file. Features 56 pages of art and strips from the likes of Dave Hailwood, Dirk Van Dom, Matthew McLaughlin, Simon Mackie, Paul Eldridge, Dan Butcher and Adam Grose and I've got a few pages in there too.

Follow the link to download a copy...
http://templeapa.ning.com/forum/topics/issue-7-final-version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUc_w8MI7zQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUnzDpYSlcw