Browsing: Markosia Publishing

This week, it’s the return of Salvagers creator Bob Salley, who brings with him Kelly Bender from Starburn. We get the latest news from both creators about their sci-fi books, then we dive into an extended discussion about independent comics, including how each came up with their book concepts, how they were produced and what we might see from them in the future. If you didn’t get to attend the recent San Diego Comic-Con, be sure to tune in and listen to this dynamic panel discussion. I learned a lot, and I’m sure you will, too! http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/majorspoilers/WComics185.mp3 Direct Download Subscribe…

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If you enjoy variety in the comics and stories you like to read, you need to be reading what Cy Dethan writes! This talented scripter from the U.K. has been challenging my thinking for a long time, and I always enjoy that!

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It’s time to catch up with one of my favorite UK comics creators, Cy Dethan! Cy has crafted some of the most imaginative stories I’ve ever read, including Cancertown, Slaughterman’s Creed and White Knuckle. This time, we discuss his sequel to Indifference Engine as well as The Case Files of Harlan Falk. Cy talks about projects both past and future, along with how inspiration strikes him with story ideas! Don’t miss it! You can check out his website at this link and the creators page http://www.markosia.com/creators/ at Markosia.com. Everything wraps up with two news items I’m sure you’ll want to…

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A few months back, I got to preview the first chapter of Techno-Mancer by Raph Moran and Marc Borstel. Now that I’ve read the whole graphic novel, I wanted to let folks know just what I thought of the entire story. In that earlier article, I started off with the following idea: If technology didn’t exist at the level we now experience it, many devices we’re used to would seem like magic to us. For example, if someone in the Middle Ages pulled out an iPhone, anyone seeing it would not have any idea how it works. Well, in Raphael…

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If technology didn’t exist at the level we now experience it, many devices we’re used to would seem like magic to us. For example, if someone in the Middle Ages pulled out an iPhone, anyone seeing it wouldn’t have any idea how it works. Well, in Raphael Moran’s latest comic TechnoMancer, that’s something of the trade’s basic premise. The set-up is a little different, though. The book will hit comics shops this month!

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AAM/Markosia plans to offer up a different take on super-heroes this October with Hero: 9 to 5. The company claims this will be a “fresh, funny take on the idea of real world super heroes.” More information on the series, and a teaser trailer for the book, after the jump.

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The Dark is the story of Daniel Abbot, a brilliant young scientist on the fringes of the establishment and the creator of Memetech – a technology that encodes information and memories into a liquid form, allowing anyone to drink the information. Terrified that his invention will be used for military purposes he decides to destroy his research, but not before he takes one last trip … with disastrous results.

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