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The Visitor: How and Why He Stayed #4 - Cover by Mike Mignola.
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"Mrs Peel, we're needed
Judge Dredd Mega Special #6: Kinky Boots
by Robbie Morrison; Paul Grist and Tom Frame
Fleetway
#fleetway publications#judge dredd#the avengers#john steed and mrs. peel#paul grist#robbie morrison#comics
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Beloved moments in Rift War:
Owen and Tosh being the dream duo <3
also, Trio beloved
No torchwood story would be complete without deadpan shopping/death puns
himb face (I love him, this panel was so Owen)
Six(6! ), I repeat SIX people in the SUV asdfhjk
Torchwood crew power pose (if we ignore Vox)
That's all folks, thank you for coming to my Ted Talk have a nice day :-)
#honestly i loved this comic can u tell#colours and style and plot everything was ace#owen harper#toshiko sato#jack harkness#ianto jones#gwen cooper#vox (rift war)#rift war (comic)#torchwood: rift war#torchwood#paul grist
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Happy birthday to Paul Grist!
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Lucifer #2
by Eddie Campbell and Paul Grist
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Smash! #1 by Paul Grist, Anna Morozova, Tom Foster and Simon Bowland. Cover by Andy Clarke. Out in November.
"In Victorian London, when Janus Stark traps a demon in a stone idol he creates a prize too alluring for criminal masterminds to resist, and 60 years later the King of Crooks organises his Crime Syndicate to heist the statuette. However, The Steel Claw and Jane Bond are assigned to halt the theft, but they encounter a mysterious stranger who throws both sides' plans into disarray. A fast-paced action-adventure miniseries written by Paul Grist (Jack Staff) and with art by Tom Foster (Judge Dredd) and Anna Morozova (2000 AD) featuring a host of classic British comic book characters brought back to life in this 3-part miniseries."
#smash!#jane bond#the steel claw#janus stark#rebellion#2000ad#paul grist#anna morozova#tom foster#simon bowland#andy clarke#british comics#comics
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Out this week: Smash! #1 (Rebellion, $7.99): Look, I would have listed this one here for the title alone, but even better? It’s by Paul Grist and Tom Foster, and it resurrects a lot of British comic characters like Jane Bond and the Steel Claw, as they attempt to stop the King of Crooks from stealing a demon-possessed statue.
See what else is coming to your local comic shop this week!
#comics#comic books#new comic book day#can't wait for comics#ncbd#new comics day#new comics#new comics wednesday#smash!#rebellion#paul grist#anna morozova#tom foster#simon bowland#jane bond#steel claw
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Daily Bugle 3 Issue Complete Set (1996-1997) by Marvel Comics
Written by Paul Grist, drawn by Karl Kerschl and Greg Adams.
#Daily Bugle#Comic Book Set#Marvel Comics#1996#1997#Karl Kerschl#Greg Adams#Paul Grist#Ben urich#Morgan Hall#Ben Yin#Angela Yin#Peter Parker#Susie Dawn#Jimmy Fude#J Jonah Jameson#Betty Brant#Vintage Comics#Comic Books#Comics
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Tube Surfing: Pet Peeves book launch, Barry Humphries comic strip writing, new Tripwire and more
Forthcoming Attractions: Nicole Goux will be launching her new comic, Pet Peeves, published by Avery Hill at Gosh! Comics in London on Thursday 27th April. This is a personal project for Nicole, a horror following aspiring musician Bobbie as she faces struggles with her artistic journey and… terrfiying yet adorable hounds! The launch party starts at 7.00pm. You can also pre-order a signed copy…
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#Barry Humphries#Comics Events#downthetubes News#Events London#Gosh Comics#Humour Comics#Joel Meadows#Nicholas B. Garland#Nicole Goux#Paul Grist#Private Eye#Tripwire
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Hellboy vs Lobster Johnson One-Shot - Cover by Paolo Rivera.
#comic books#dark horse comics#hellboy#lobster johnson#paolo rivera#mike mignola#one shot#chris roberson#mike norton#paul grist
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New Scotland Yard: Shadow of a Deadbeat (2.6, LWT, 1972)
"Anything wrong?"
"Anything wrong? She knows how to contact Eddie Moffett, you can bet your life on it!"
"I'm betting Lee Collins' life on it."
"She's gonna go to the nearest phone and she's gonna tell Eddie just where Collins is."
"That's right."
"It's too dangerous."
"Oh, it's been dangerous ever since Moffett pulled that trigger!"
#new scotland yard#shadow of a deadbeat#lwt#1972#don houghton#bryan izzard#john woodvine#john carlisle#richard mathews#john rees#alex marshall#paul grist#david webb#gil sutherland#john graham#kenneth gilbert#eric allan#terence mountain#barbara grant#gangsters again! and another set of new subordinates to be slightly uncomfortable around Kingdom's Big Police Chief. actually this feels#very connected to the prev ep in a number of ways; Kingdom takes risks in developing this case which are quite similar the risks Ward took#in the last one (and which blew up in his face and for which he was roundly told off); of course it all works out fine for our hero..#the case is one of a murdered vagrant‚ mistaken for a gangland bigwig. thus the script splits fairly neatly between covering the#mob plot stuff whilst also doing a little half hearted soul searching about alcohol abuse and homelessness among#those on the margins of society. it's weakly handled compared to some of the other social issue stuff the series has tried its hand at and#it has a strangely pointless downbeat ending (there's no real reason for that side of the plot to end so hopelessly and sadly)#i will say it makes a change to have Ward acting carefully and showing disapproval of Kingdom's ethically dubious attempts#to provoke action; quite a character reversal for the two‚ all the more clear for mirroring so closely their opposite views in the prev one#no big draws in the guest cast but i did enjoy kenneth gilbert's weary forensics guy. oh and there's a WDC but it isn't Pauline Stroud#ig she's gone the way of other minor recurring faces from s1 (including Kingdom's journalist brother in law) and disappeared into the ether
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All faith restored! Just finished Rift War. It has a excellent plot, good art(Paul Grist my beloved) and accurate characterisation. The pacing was done well and I could even follow when characters were on different timelines! It had (for the most part bc of course it was one whole story) each comic part focusing on a different Rift related shenanigan which I enjoyed. A good, predictable enough*, plot twist and plenty tension to keep you happy. All in all would definitely recommend if you're wanting to buy some EU this is a good start. (It is a full team story have no clue why the compiled graphic novel has only Ianto, Jack and Gwen on the cover...)
#*as in you could see it coming with the hints they were giving you but not predict it all 100% yk#also personal taste not all the art was good bc there were multiple artists but majorty i liked#it has such bad reviews on storygraph but its a 5/5 from me#certainly has done everything right that the ''barrowverse'' failed at#rift war (comic)#paul grist#torchwood#(ooh also might post some pics cause there is some absolute gold in here)
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Heroes Reborn: American Knights #1 (2021)
#marvel comics#heroes reborn american knights#heroes reborn#paul grist#chris allen#marc deering#guru-efx#cory petit#karl story#chris sprouse#neeraj menon#matt murdock
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Preview: Smash! #1 (of 3)
Smash! #1 preview. In Victorian London, when Janus Stark traps a demon in a stone idol he creates a prize too alluring for criminal masterminds to resist #comics #comicbooks
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