Showing posts with label Almost Normal Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Almost Normal Comics. Show all posts

Saturday, September 05, 2026

THIS YEAR at ALMOST NORMAL COMICS

Warren "Wee" Elliott has reviewed This Year over at Almost Normal Comics.
"Crisp, clever, and gloriously eccentric, This Year delivers maximum Scottish charm per square inch. At a total steal of a price, it's an essential pick-me-up for anyone who appreciates slice-of-life indie humor with a pleasantly unhinged twist." Have a read of the full review here: https://almostnormalcomics.blogspot.com/2026/08/this-year-by-david-robertson-from-fred.html

Sunday, January 25, 2026

FOR THE RECORD at ALMOST NORMAL COMICS

Warren "Wee" Elliott has reviewed For the Record over at Almost Normal Comics.
"Whether he is debating the best song of all time, analyzing compilation strategies, or sorting through a life’s worth of concert tickets, David’s art captures the invisible magic of sound. It is a story for anyone who has ever spent too long in a record store or felt their heart skip when the needle finally hits the wax." Have a read of the full review here: https://almostnormalcomics.blogspot.com/2026/01/for-record-lifetime-of-loving-music.html

Sunday, November 17, 2024

YOU GET WHAT YOU GET at ALMOST NORMAL COMICS

Warren "Wee" Elliott has written on You Get What You Get over at Almost Normal Comics.

"It’s an entertaining variety of stories with just as diverse and interesting artwork, a real joy to behold with a true indie feel."

Read the whole thing here.

You Get What You Get is available here.

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Friday, January 26, 2018

WOW! RETRACTED at ALMOST NORMAL COMICS



Warren "Wee" Elliott has written on Wow! Retracted over at Almost Normal Comics.

Have a look here.

"Wow! Retracted https://buff.ly/2E2snHA is a 110-page, B&W / color, anthology created, written and drawn by David Robertson with guest artwork by Eileen Budd, Marc Casilli, Zu Dominiak, Damon Herd, Olivia Hicks, Rebecca Horner, Paddy Johnston, Tim Kelly, Neil Paterson, Ludi Price, and Pam Wye. Published by Fred Egg Comics.

In this large, perfect bound collection of comic stories David and friends deliver an assortment of stories that really cover a range of subjects. The collection starts off with a tale about survival that involves cannibalism and ends with a tale about an out of this world pesky insect! In between those two are all sorts of fun and interesting short stories that take the reader to alien planets, battles between giant monsters and robots, peeks into lives of cat owners, slice-of-life vignettes, and much more! There are just so many different types of stories gathered together here it’s almost impossible to mention them all! In addition to the variety of topics covered, the art styles also cover a tremendous breadth! Everything from cartoony to realism can be found in these pages. There’s even a page where photos are incorporated into the story! Color is also injected in various spots throughout the anthology giving it an even more dynamic look!

Get yourself wowed with Wow! Retracted at https://buff.ly/2E2snHA and find more at  http://www.fredeggcomics.com/ and http://fredeggcomics.blogspot.co.uk/ and https://www.facebook.com/david.robertson.18488169 and http://fredeggcomics.tumblr.com/ and on TWITTER @fredeggcomics"

Friday, December 02, 2016

BERSERKOTRON at ALMOST NORMAL COMICS


Warren "WEE" Elliott has written on Berserkotron over at Almost Normal Comics.

Have a read here.

"Three friends find themselves at the end of childhood and transitioning into adulthood. Two are finishing their last year of school while the other has already left school and taken a part-time job. As the central character, Bert, ponders what he’ll do following school, his friend Ronnie has built a robot, the Berserkotron, and, with Bert’s help, prepares to enter it in a “Robot Wars” completion! Throughout the story Bert, Ronnie, and their other friend Melvyn interact with “Robot Wars’ competitors, school mates, and parents. 

Berserkotron is a great coming of age comic! David keeps the art simple with minimal details and sparse backgrounds. He effectively builds the story through strong but subtle character development. The lives led by the characters, their hopes, disappointments, and future concerns are all believable and told in a relatable fashion that pulls the reader in and keeps them engaged in the story!"

Wednesday, August 10, 2016