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I saw that as well, but there was two artists on the credits, one was will simpson, who I presumed was responsible for the painted stuff, I thought the comics strips didnt look like will sipsons stuff though.
Did you catch the other artists name?
Other than that it didnt really live up to its name 'so you thought you knew'

egmont own Charleys War.

I know, but ill be upgrading in a few weeks, so that will sort it out. A good pop up blocker does the trick though.
What do you think of the site anyway? Not a lot there yet, any suggestions?

Hi all, not been around lately, in between been very busy i have been very lazy!
Anyway i finally got around to putting together a website for the Doomlord the Deathlords of nox graphic novel.
Not a lot there yet, im hoping to build it up over the next few weeks.
take a peek at the link.

cheers

David

Link: http://www.hiberniabook.bravehost.com/" target="_blank">Doomlord!

as far as im aware a second spider volume is on the cards, they have gathered the pages at any rate.

got an email from nick jones today, and he said that the steel claw is shipping from the printers next week, just in time for christmas!

david

as far as i know there is a pulp hero from the same era as doc savage and the shadow called the spider.
got mine last week(nice to see my name on the 'thanks) with vol 2 of charleys war. very impressed, great to read the spider, and the absolutly mental ott stories

david

wouldnt mind getting my hands on some of these either, my nephew is a big manga fan, and he would get a big kick out of them.if there is any left give me a shout

30th century comics in london may give you a few quid for the battle action, they gave me 50p ea for similar ones, if thats any help
david

hi all
im going to dreddcon, and im hoping to do it in one day.flying in to luton airport in the morning and flying out again that evening.
from what i can can gather oxford is only about 40 miles from luton airport, but i cant seem to find a bus or train that dosent take less than two and ahalf hours on the net, any help of suggestions appreciated.

david

Love the Spirit, i think its simplicity is it strenght. Eisners use of panels to convey the passage of time is so simple like a dripping tap in the background or a ball rolling across the panels.
Also the intro pages are always a joy to behold, every single one sets the tone and mood of the story. Reminds me of astrix in that even though the storie are straight foward and fun to read,they can be re read and every time i notice something that i have missed before.

i was lucky enough to meet Eisner in Dublin a few years back AND get 3 day of lectures off him.
I was going home after one of the lectures and i went into Forbidden Planet,  he was doing signings and there wasnt one person around him, which i thought was sad since that week he was in Ireland he was interviewed by the Irish Times and an arts program on radio.

Johnny you can pick up copies of the warren and kitchen sink Spirit pretty cheap, picked up a good few in shop on crow corner in temple bar in dublin.

david

great news chris, best of luck with it,im up for one.
david

btw, will the colour pages be reprinted in colour or b&w

its been on over here for a while, i think it was episode fourteen i saw monday night,im hooked, but for every episode that something happens, there is two that nothing happens. worth sticking with tho, just hope it dosent go the way of twin peaks.
david

ill dig out the story of a violent comic, i think it mentions something about him working for girls comics after action(suprise suprise!) although i could be dreaming.

i think titan did some dc ones the same time they brought out the dredd pocket books
david