Ask For Mercy Season 4 #3
Written by Richard Starkings
Art by Abigail Jill Harding
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As Anderson and Ratmir meet Becky’s Nan in 1997, Budgie, Alizarine and Mercy are abducted by the Sky Pirate Mooncrow who confronts Alizarine with the crimes committed by the Pantheon.
Elephantmen 2261 Season Four #3
Written by Richard Starkings
Art by Axel Medellin
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Both Obadiah Horn and Lieutenant Trench are intent on tracking down the perpetrators of the attempt on Sahara’s life. Meanwhile Jack Farrell has taken some unusual steps in order to track down his former lover, Scarlet.
Ask For Mercy Season 4 #2
Written by Richard Starkings
Art by Abigail Jill Harding
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As they attempt to cross the Void, Alizarine reveals to Mercy the source of his power and tells her the story of how the Pantheon of Tertiarus determined to rule their planet using the Magicks bestowed upon them by the Red Crystal.
Elephantmen 2261 Season Four #2
Written by Richard Starkings
Art by Axel Medellin
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Hip Flask and Vanity Case pay a visit to CYBERSOL to learn more about the duplicants that seem intent on the death of Obadiah Horn’s wife, Sahara.
Ask for Mercy Season Four #1: The Circle of Time
Story: Richard Starkings
Art: Abigail Jill Harding
Color: Abigail Jill Harding
Letterer: Richard Starkings
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While Ratmir and Becky return to Ratmir’s origins in Rumania, Alizarine, Mercy and Budgie have travelled back in time across the Void to Tertiarus in an attempt to stop the Kroach from attacking Earth.
Elephantmen 2261 Season Four #1: Under Each Skin
Story: Richard Starkings
Art: Ian Churchill
Color: Axel Medellin
Letterer: Richard Starkings
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Hip Flask finds himself enchanted by a melancholic girl he meets at The White Dragon Sushi store. Jack Farrell finds himself learning more about his synthetic friend, Dillon, than he perhaps needed to know.
Barnstormers #2
Story: Scott Snyder
Art: Tula Lotay
Color: Dee Cunniffe
Letterer: Richard Starkings
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A high-flying adventure romance set at the height of The Roaring Twenties. This Bonnie and Clyde romp brings together writer Scott Snyder and the breath-taking illustrations of Tula Lotay — her longest sequential work to date.
Meet Hawk E. Baron – a pilot fresh from the airfields of the Great War who supports himself by taking civilians for barnstorming joyrides in the sky for a small fee. But Hawk has a secret, and when an impromptu wedding crash turns into an early getaway with Tillie, the would-be-bride, unexpected new bonds form in this thrilling tale of love…and murder.
Having established themselves firmly in the theatrical arts space, Welsh Arts in Health charity Re-Live are turning their attention to the world of comics as a fresh way to share stories of military veterans in a new anthology comic entitled Coming Home.
Established in 2006, Re-Live have built a reputation in their native Cardiff for translating under-represented people’s stories into award-winning theatre projects. During the pandemic, Re-Live launched a new online Life Story group for veterans, with the aim of exploring their experiences of mental health. The participants expressed their love of the comics medium, and so Re-Live began developing a Life Story comic with the group.
Coming Home appeals to fans of traditional war comics, but promises to give readers a deeper insight into military life than the traditional heroic tales. Through presenting true stories, Coming Home crosses over into the popular autobiographical comics genre, and also sits within the emerging literature of Graphic Medicine combining comics and healthcare.
Among the incredible British comics talent involved in the project is the legendary Ian Kennedy, whose wraparound cover painting for Coming Home was the last thing he completed before passing away in early 2022, aged 89.
Also working with veterans on the title are a host of classic and contemporary British cartoonists; including Keith Page, Emma Vieceli, Mike Donaldson, and Clark Bint. Logo designer Richard Starkings created the Coming Home logo.
Coming Home will be available via all good comic stores in November.
Canary #1
Story: Scott Snyder
Art: Dan Panosian
Color: Dan Panosian
Letterer: Richard Starkings
Editor: Will Dennis
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When a horrific shooting disturbs the peace of a sleepy town in the Old West, Marshal Holt is called upon to investigate. But as Holt digs deeper, he discovers that evil may just run to the core, and it all seems to stem from a place called CANARY. From writer SCOTT SNYDER and artist DAN PANOSIAN come a western tale that’s make your blood run cold…
Part of the Comixology Originals line of exclusive digital content only available on Comixology and Kindle. Read for free as part of your subscription to Comixology Unlimited, Kindle Unlimited or Amazon Prime. Also available for purchase via Comixology, Kindle and in print via Dark Horse Books.
Doctor Who Origins #2
Writer: Jody Houser
Artist: Roberta Ingranata
Colorist: Warnia K. Sahadewa
Letterer: Richard Starkings & Comicraft’s Jimmy Betancourt
Cover A: Abigail Harding
Cover B: Photo
Cover C: Iolanda Zanfardino
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A brand new, never-before-seen adventure featuring the Fugitive Doctor in her comics debut!
Working for the mysterious division on a dangerous assignment, the Doctor uncovers something insidious afoot. Discover why this regeneration became known as the Fugitive!
