Showing posts with label Alister Black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alister Black. Show all posts

Sunday, October 30, 2022

REJECT ALL at DAREDEVILS & WARRIORS

Alister Black has reviewed Reject All over at Daredevils & Warriors.

"David has a great talent for capturing the everyday and the strange thoughts that cross our minds. The struggles we all face, like ‘where did I put my face-mask’ and ‘do I need glasses?’"

Have a read here.

Saturday, March 05, 2022

THAT COMIC SMELL COMIC #2 at DAREDEVILS & WARRIORS

Alister Black has reviewed That Comic Smell Comic #2 over at Daredevils & Warriors. 

"It’s been a little while since I cranked up the keyboard to review some comics. But what better way to reinvigorate your love of comics than to review this book. The That Comic Smell team of David Robertson, Mike Sedakat, Tom Stewart and Nando are comic creators and podcasters who have an intense love of the comics medium." 

Have a read here.

Wednesday, October 13, 2021

Monday, May 03, 2021

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

THAT COMIC SMELL COMIC at DAREDEVILS & WARRIORS

 


Alister Black has written on That Comic Smell Comic over at Daredevils & Warriors.

Have a read here.

The comic will be available soon at the Fred Egg Comics Shop.

Sunday, July 05, 2020

MOUNT A RESCUE at DAREDEVILS & WARRIORS



Alister Black has written on Mount a Rescue over at Daredevils & Warriors.

"This book sees the very welcome return of David Robertson’s comics anthology books, with writing by David and art also by the author but featuring several other artists. Mount A Rescue is a bumper Summer Special packed full of exciting features from the Dundonian Harvey Pekar."

Have a read of the entire article here.

Sunday, November 03, 2019

BELL TIME at DAREDEVILS AND WARRIORS



Alister Black has written on Bell Time over at Daredevils & Warriors.

"The art style of Belltime has clear echoes of Bash Street, fitting for a comic that is straight out of Dundee – the real Beanotown. The legacy of Leo Baxendale and David Sutherland seeps through British comics and is a welcome element of Belltime. One kid looks like an older version of Oor Wullie…Wullie with a bumfluff moustache and an attitude."

Have a read of the article here.

Monday, May 13, 2019

Thursday, December 06, 2018