Showing posts with label scott melrose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scott melrose. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 September 2016

100% Biodegradable 14 previews

With issue 14 of 100% Biodegradable due out later this month, it's time to take a peek at some of the strips appearing inside.

First up, Rock Rider by Tomislav Tikulin and Sebastijan Camagajevac.
Both Croatian artists have had considerable success in their field, with Tomislav's artwork having graced the likes of Analog, Asimov's Science Fiction, and Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, and Seb having illustrated many books and made it to the finals of the Illustrators Of The Future contest.
Catch more of their artwork here:
And then there's Time Begins, written by Steven Fraser (Futurequake, Wasted) and illustrated by Ed Norden (Torsobear, Murky Depths).
You can find out more about the writer at his website here:  https://stevenfraserart.com
We also have Moths and Demons, by Scott Melrose and Adam Kindred (with letters by Ken Reynolds).
You can see more of Adam's amazing artwork here: http://michaeladamkindred.com

More previews will follow next week!

Friday, 24 July 2015

Comics N Geeks

Those mighty fine chaps over on Geek Syndicate have given the latest issue of 100% Biodegradable 3.5 out of 5, and said some jolly nice stuff about the strips contained within.

It was especially nice to see Scott Melrose' debut comic strip (illustrated by the ever talented Denis Vermesse, and lettered by Ken Reynolds) get such high praise, referred to as 'bleak, dark and a visual treat'.

You can read the review here:

http://geeksyndicate.co.uk/reviews/comic-review-100-biodegradable-issue-9/

Or buy the comic here: http://www.drivethrucomics.com/product/151780/100-Biodegradable-9

Sunday, 26 April 2015

Issue 9 preview - Lucid Dreams

Coming to Issue 9 of 100% Biodegradable (due out late June) - Lucid Dreams by Scott Melrose and Denis Vermesse (with lettering by Ken Reynolds).


Stunning artwork from the ever versatile Denis, and a gripping story from Scott make the upcoming issue well worth a look.

Although Scott is new to the comics scene, he's already made quite an impact and his latest 'Bloody Mother' collaboration with Denis Vermesse was recently accepted by Something Wicked (a fantastic anthology from those splendid gentlemen at Futurequake Press).