Going Digital

The Playstation digital comics store has just gone live here, and Insomnia Publications are right there along with some big name publishers on day one. They have Cages, Burke & Hare and Cancertown right up there now (more details on the Playstation network's Insomnia blog here).

This means Cancertown will be easily available all over the world to PSP owners without having to pay any sort of delivery costs (the irony of course is that it will not be available in  Ireland, well the South anyway, for another few days.) The first chapter is even free, so if you own a PSP you have absolutely NO reason not to check it out, even just to see how the reading experience differs from thee aul paper version, and of course please encourage your friends to do the same. Here's a direct link to help you out.

If you browse their catalogue you may even find some other popular comics, some of which may feature this guy:

(That's meant to be Wolverine by the way.)

Everything including the kitchen sink

Few scribbles that I doodled (scroodles?) at the Q-con in the fleeting moments of quiet that we had:

Wolverine has always been one of my favourite comic character to sketch so he's probably the default image that comes out when my hand does its own thing.

2000AD and Image artist Paul Holden was sitting next to us and challenged me to draw Dredd, a character I havn't had much practice with.


Here's that weird drunken sketch that I promised from the Derry 2D festival. We did a few of these drunken collaborations but the other ones were too rude to show (mostly because of my brother James' phallic additions). I can't really remember exactly who was at the table (and don't want to wrongly associate this monstronsity with anyone) but there was definitely a few of the Longstone comic crew adding lines and I'm pretty sure that's Karl from Andrew Croskery's Kronos City in the top left corner. I think the sink and arms were my addition and Aimee drew the skirt and legs... but to honest... I cant really be sure.