Thought Bubble 2012

Just a reminder that in less than 48 hours this years THOUGHT BUBBLE over in lovely Leeds will be starting off and team FQP will be there for both days. Drop by for the latest issues of both FutureQuake and Something Wicked, as well as the greatest selection of 2000 AD fanzines in the world.

We can also announce that Art droid extraordinaire COLIN MACNEIL will be at the table during the weekend sketching and selling original artwork. Table 166 in the New Dock Hall.

FQP At the London Comics Show 2012

Copies of FutureQuake and Something Wicked were on sale at the recent MCM London Expo. Friend of FQP, Ricky-Marcel Pitcher (top right), was attending as part of the Comics village and agreed to take some copies along. Ricky was the writer for 'London 2012: The Worlds are Watching', the lead story of FutureQuake 21. 

By all accounts the Expo was a huge success for FQP, whose publications flew off the stall and were all gone by the second day and Ricky alike, who was promoting his Indi comic, BURN (Left), available now from KickStarter at the following link.

Kickstarter!

Something Wicked 08- On sale now!

Available now- Something Wicked 08

Behind the cover by Conor Boyle we have 9 strips to Terrify you.

This issue we present:

Aftershock. 5 pages by writer Andi Ewington, artist Seb Antoniou and letterer Bolt-01

Babysitters, Inc. 5 pages by Danos Filopoulos and letterer Bolt-01

Five minutes to midnight. 6 pages by writer Dirk Van Dom, artist Tim Ki-Kydd and letterer Bolt-01

Five Minutes. 5 pages by writer Liz Boyle, artist and letterer Chie Kutsuwada

Mummy's Boy. 4 pages by writer David McCluskey, artist Mark Gunning and letterer Bolt-01

Problem Child. 5 pages by writer MJ Howard, artist and letterer Dan Bell

Skin Deep. 6 pages by writer Andi Ewington, artist Johnny McMonagle and letterer Bolt-01

The Globe. 5 pages by writer Liam Kavanagh, artist Gary O'Donnell and letterer Bolt-01

The Ship. 5 pages by writer Liz Boyle, artist and letterer Conor Boyle

FutureQuake 22- On sale now

Available now- FutureQuake 22

Behind the cover by Jim Lavery we have 9 strips to entertain and astound you.

This issue we present:

And Death will have his day. 6 pages by writer Ed Berridge, artist George Coleman and letterer Bolt-01

Evolutionary Psychology. 2 pages by writer Alec Charles, artist Jared Souza and letterer Bolt-01

Incarnation Shift. 6 pages by writer Dirk Van Dom, artist Jim Lavery and letterer Bolt-01

Love is Hell. 4 pages by writer Alec Charles, artist Bruno Stahl and letterer Bolt-01

Self Psych. 5 pages by writer Virgil Yendell, artist and letterer James Evans

Spike. 5 pages by writer Derek Hamill, artist Jon Taylor and letterer Bolt-01

The Day the Earth Struck Back. 4 pages by writer Paul L Matthews, artist Jim Lavery and letterer Bolt-01

The Ndoki. 6 pages by writer Alec Robertson, artist David Broughton and letterer Bolt-01

X=21. 4 pages by writer Alec Charles, artist Neil McClements and letterer Bolt-01

1st Look- SKIN DEEP!

Something Wicked is proud to welcome back Johnny McMonagle to it's pages this issue with a strip written by Andi Ewington. SKIN DEEP is the story of one mans quest for individuality and the price that comes with it. This strip also features colours by Owen Watts as it spills onto the back cover for a finale you will not want spoiled!

FQP Family Special

Previously only available at conventions, we are proud to announce the first digital download from FQP The FQP Famil special is a 48 page collection of strips from the first issues of FutureQuake and MangaQuake. Creators like Michael Carroll, Dan Whiston, Richmond Clements, Paul Scott, Arthur Wyatt, Gary Wilkinson, Michiru Morikawa, Owen Watts and Dunk! Nimmo are to be found in these pages.

The comic is available here at the main COMICSY site, or via the direct link to the FQP Shop. 

If successful we will begin adding more issues, so please let us know what you think.

1st Look- SELF PSYCH...

Appearing in the pages of FutureQuake 22, Self Psych is a cautionary tale brought to you by writer Virgil Yendell and Artist James Evans.