Posted on 28 January 2011.
What are ya waiting for? Grab yerself a free comic and GO, young comic reader!
This week, it’s Puppet Makers #1, by Molly Crabapple (art) and John Leavitt (words). A young French aristocracy and steampunk monks weave in and out of this interesting tale of…umm…we’re not sure, but it’s a splendid beginning, especially with those robot suits and manuscript machines. Make sure you check this one out today while you hide from your boss in your casual friday clothes.
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Posted on 19 February 2010.
Do yourself a favor, if you haven’t already, and head over to http://comicsareevil.com/uE. Start at the beginning. Do not stop reading. You won’t want to.
Written by internet jesus, Warren Ellis and drawn (and originally colored) by Paul Duffield, this comic is the real deal. You can even go buy trade paperbacks of the volumes. The characters and dialogue are up there with the best he’s done, and the watercolor style and clean lines of Duffield is as good as anything seen in the printed world. What’s best? This comic comes out every friday for FREE. That’s right, you can read six pages of the story every week, right at FreakAngels.com. There are also some SWEET merchandising to be purchased as well, so make sure you buy us that messenger bag, ok?
The story so far is this: a bunch of hip twenty somethings are surviving in a post-flood-event Whitechapel, in the UK. They have freaky psychic powers that seem, as yet, untapped. They’ve settled into the role of protectors for this town of event survivors, and all play differen troles in the community. Kaz the engineer, Kait the policewoman, Arkady the freaky chikkinz lady, who has pushed her powers (“the package”) past what most of the kids are doing these days.
Add in tons of sexuality, a couple of misfits and enemies from within the FreakAngel ranks, and a ton of ethical and moral dilemmas laced with a serious dose of bakc humor, and you’ve got a series that should keep you busy every Friday for the rest of the run, which doesn’t seem to have much of an end in sight. Make sure you head over, right now, and either get to know FreakAngels or catch up on the amazing story.
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Posted on 05 February 2010.
You know what a comic is, right? Images, words, etc. It’s fairly easy to get these comics online, especially if you’re a publisher. So, every Friday, we’re going to bring you a bunch of free issues that you can download or read online, legal and easy, right from the publishers’ own sites, blogs and popular series.
If you’re a comics creator, feel free to hit us with your own work and we’ll get it out to all our rabid fans. All three of them! Hah. So, here’s your first Free Comic Friday. This week? We’re focusing on free digital comics on the iPhone and iPod Touch:
This one’s free on your iPhone, and you can read it online right from comixology’s site. There are currently nine issues in the queue, just waiting for you to download or click your way through.
Writer: David Gallaher
Art By: Steve Ellis
A reimagining of the popular radio serial, BOX 13 follows the harrowing adventures of author Dan Holiday as he unlocks clue to his past and his very identity.
Investigative author Dan Holiday has spent the last several years of his life researching the secrets behind the MKULTRA project. His latest book has brought him a degree of notoriety around the country and around the world. And, during his recent book tour – Dan discovers something that will change his life forever. Join him as he learns what lurks inside Box 13.
BardoGet a sneak 8-page look into this fascinating series named for a word that means literally “intermediate state” – also translated as “transitional state” or “in-between state.” The first issue is also available, for only $.99.
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Posted on 27 January 2010.
A ton of releases this week for Comixology. It’s like having a local comics shop in your iPhone or iPod Touch. Don’t get us started on how amazing this’ll be on the iPad! Here’s this week’s list.
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Posted on 22 January 2010.
You know what a comic is, right? Images, words, etc. It’s fairly easy to get these comics online, especially if you’re a publisher. So, every Friday, we’re going to bring you a bunch of free issues that you can download or read online, legal and easy, right from the publishers’ own sites, blogs and popular series.
If you’re a comics creator, feel free to hit us with your own work and we’ll get it out to all our rabid fans. All three of them! Hah. So, here’s your first Free Comic Friday. This week? We’re focusing on Image and Vertigo books: Read the full story
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No Crisis Events in New DC Universe
They just never happened. The end.
Brilliant Justice League Reboot
