1st Look! In his Kiss!

Writer Lawrence Conquest and Artist Jack Davies bring you three pages of unique reading matter scheduled for FutureQuake 18.

In his Kiss is a cautionary tale regarding the creational habits of teenage boys! Be Warned!

Post-Bristol

Flippi-Neck! I've been back a week and I've barely had time to breathe- let alone catch up on the weekend that was Bristol 2011.

Huge thanks go to my travelling companion- artist Dunk! Nimmo, for helping the trip there and back again pass by in less time than I'd have believed possible.

Saturday was a treat and it was great to both catch up with folk and finally meet some folk I've known for years!

Pic shamelessly nicked from the 2000AD board, pictured at the FQP table are Matt McLaughlin, The Emperor, Owen Watts, Simon, Richmond and Bolt-01.

I've not picked up much this weekend- regretfully, but of the titles I did, I can heartily recommend Dr WTF? and, of course- the new issue of West!

Next up is the single day gig in Brum during August- but before that there is the little matter of FutureQuake 18 hitting contributors deadline on the 31st May. 

Bristol countdown- Richmond talks to the FP Blog

Over on the rather wonderful Forbidden Planet Blog Richmond talks some about the process of getting ready for a convention. You can read the whole thing here!

FutureQuake 17 reviewed...

... by Chris Denton, half of the Massacre for boys team and, surprisingly- not a contributor to FQ. Click on the link to see what he thinks. I know I'm curious to find out more...

1st look! Counter Reality Incident!

Coming soon from the creators who brought us Planet 18-30 in FQ17- Counter Reality Incident. Writer, John A. Short and Artist Alex Paterson present to us the thrilling tale of how three people saved not just the world- but reality itself!

New gig announced! FQP Will be there!

Bit late to the party I know, but the pic on the left should take you to the website for the Birmingham comicon, to be held on august 27th in the Brum-Wastes!

FQP will have a table here- after all we'vee been at every other gig these chaps have organised since the first one in the Custard Factory!