Glasgow Comic Con 2015

I will be selling at Glasgow Comic Con this coming weekend in the Arts School at table 61 on Level 1. I hope to see you there.

I will have lots of cracking deals and comics on offer.

First is the SICBA nominated Out of Time at £3

We then have iHero issue 1 at £3

And finally my newest product, iHero 2 at £3

There will also be lots of deals on offer. If you buy Out of Time, you can get iHero 1 with it for £5. Thats two comics for £5!

Or buy iHero 1 and 2 for £5. Again 2 comics for £5!

Or if you want to go it big you can get all three for just £8!

Not too shabby. Hope to see you there

iHero now on Kindle

iHero has made another huge step with it being available on Kindle.

Comics Grinder Reviews iHero

The nice people at Comics Grinder have reviewed iHero. lets see what they had to say.

iHero now in Waterstones

Last weekend was huge for myself and iHero. Coll Hamilton, a great Glasgow talent ran a comic mart in Waterstones Argyle Street. I was there selling iHero. But it wasn’t a one day thing.

Comic Book Kid Reviews iHero

The nice people over at Comic Book Kid have reviewed iHero. Here are some of the highlights:

iHero reviewed by Comics and Cookies

The nice people at Comics and Cookies have reviewed iHero. Here are some of the highlights:

 

iHero is a damn clever idea. It’s got satire enough to amuse anyone, and could quite easily function as a cautionary tale to the horrors of modern technology when placed in the wrong hands. iHeroworks as a great parody of modern society…

I liked the character of Icon, and found him to be particularly fascinating. His seemingly past-his-prime status as a superhero is rarely explored in comics, but is something I look forward to discovering throughout the course of iHero’s three issue run.

 

Thank you so much for the review. I really appreciate it. To check out the review in full click here

 

iHero Review Bag and Bored

iHero has been reviewed by the nice people at Bag and Bored. Here are some of the highlights:

 

Let’s just say her reaction is both awesome and somewhat horrible.  Revenge through super-powers, super-powers through technology!…

I liked this comic, I really did…

this is a concept I’d love to see explored even further.  It read easily and the artwork is nice and fluid.

 

 

 

Ta for the review and if you want to read the rest click here. 

iHero review inside comix

iHero has continued to garner interest as we have moved into 2014. Inside Comix review ihero. Here are some of the highlights:

 

the story in this has something of a slow pace to it. Which is nice, as this is rather nicely setting things up for the next issue and onward…

I thought this was a nice first starting point for iHero, and I look forward to more. So do be sure to check this out when able too!
4 out of 5 Stars

 

Thanks for the review and please check it out in full here 

Another iHero Review

The good people at Comic B*stards have reviewed iHero.

 

Here are some of the highlights:

 

iHero the comic, the results are a good entertaining read that has a nice mix of playfulness and seriousness with some intrigue and mystery blended in as well. This is a sound opening issue that is well worth a look…

 

…Credit goes to Halsall for not only recognizing it, but for running with it and making it his own. Using very recognizable concepts and ideas in today’s world, Halsall directs these aspects to make the reader feel comfortable, and then he institutes original ideas that help to keep the reader turning the pages and not dismissing it as something that has been done before. It’s like a new shoe that has an old shoe comfort and feel…

 

…Halsall gives the reader limited information, but he loads clues all around to help pique interest and leave you craving more.

Greame Kennedy’s art is fresh and does an excellent job of mixing business (the serious occurrences that occur during the investigation of the death) and pleasure (different situations of wearers of the iHero devices and what they do). It works in tandem with the writing to create a balanced work and an entertaining one, with the finished result being a desire of looking forward to Issue #2.

 

Thank you so much for the great review and if you want to check out the rest of the review click here

Thought Bubble 2013

I will not be at Thought Bubble personally but that does not mean that you will not be able to pick up some of my comics.