Issue 9 of 100% Biodegradable is now available to buy on Comicsy and Drivethru!
Inside the issue: a patient seeks psychiatric counselling when his dreams of
distant planets begin to physically affect him, zombies cause bedlam at the
local zoo, a man of medicine in ancient Egypt begins to raise heretical
questions about his profession, an overly dedicated postman crosses a post
apocalyptic wasteland in an attempt to make a first class delivery, a psychologically
disturbed individual begins to lose his grip on reality after dying over a
hundred times in his sleep, one lone soul crosses the treacherous plains of
Yomi, and Travis Wilson attempts to drown his sorrows at a Martian casino in
the third instalment of Death Duty (all other strips are self contained).
Featuring the likes of John Freeman (Marvel UK, Judge Dredd
Megazine), Gary Crutchley (2000ad, WESTERnoir), Mats Engesten (Final Death
Race, Autopsy), Paul Harrison-Davies (Boom Studios, Blank Slate), Tony Suleri
(Slumdroid, Cosmogenesis) and many more! There are in fact 20 creators crammed inside the confines of the anthologies 30 pages, and 7 strips to sink your teeth into.
Issue 9 also features a hand painted cover by the
ever-talented Alan Burrows (2000ad, Transmetropolitan: Tales Of Human Waste,
and co-creator of Death Duty).
So, if you happen to have 69p/$0.99 spare, please head to Comicsy or Drivethru and grab yourself a copy. ComiXology release will happen at a later date, as it's only just been submitted.
Also keep your eyes peeled for an extra special Drivethru bundle, containing the first three issues of 100% Biodegradable and a nice selection of indie comics from three other Biodegradable creators (more news on this soon!).
Before I sign off, I'd just like to say huge thanks to John Kirkham for all the support he's given me and the comic in his tenure as Assistant Editor. He's stepping down from the role to take a well earned break, and Ken Reynolds will take up the position from Issue 10 onwards. Cheers, John! Thanks for giving Biodegradable a rather professional sheen with your superb graphic design skills - you'll be missed. And welcome aboard, Ken. Let's see where this crazy world of comics takes us next, eh?
