One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant review at Small Press Big Mouth

They give it a glowing review here http://smallpressbigmouth.blogspot.ie/ 
Its about nine minuites from the end of the podcast, they give Doomlord a mention too which is nice.

More Reviews for One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant!!

A few more reviews have surfaced over the last week, and Im glad to say they are all very positive.

Lew Stringer

http://lewstringer.blogspot.ie/2012/11/remembering-valiant-era.html

Wacky Comics

http://www.wackycomics.com/2012/11/one-eyed-jack-and-death-of-valiant.html

Storm Comics

http://stormcomicsuk.blogspot.ie/2012/11/review-one-eyed-jack-and-death-of.html#!/2012/11/review-one-eyed-jack-and-death-of.html

From John Wagners Facebook page

'Informative, interesting, a bit different from your usual comic retrospective - highly recommended.'


Dont forget 'One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant', 'Doomlord' and 'Tales from the Emerald Isle' can be bought directly, contact me at hiberniabook@eircom.net or head to the excellent Comicsy site, my shop address is as follows  http://www.comicsy.co.uk/hibernia/

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First Review for One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant

The boys at ECBT2000ad reviewed it and liked it

'really interesting read for fans of 2000AD, people interested in the history of British comics or even those just after a bit of 70′s nostalgia as the book is littered with covers and artwork from the period.

and

'Enjoyable and interesting, definitely worth checking out.'

Full review here  http://2000ad.wordpress.com/2012/11/12/one-eyed-jack-and-the-death-of-valiant/

Comic Archive 'One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant'

After nearly 10 months its finally here!
What is it I hear you ask?
Comic Archive is intended to be a semi regular look at the more obscure and forgotten comics and creators.
Our first book is; 'One Eyed Jack and the Death of Valiant'
It is 32 pages plus covers,
Available in print and download too at our shop on the wonderful Comicsy site, you can buy all sort of fantastic reading here;
http://www.comicsy.co.uk/hibernia/

Sincere thanks to Mike Donachie, for Editing all the text and making it legible, Dave Evans for stepping up and giving a hand with the design, Mary McDonald CFO, and especially Richard Pearce who has done a fantastic job and spent many a long hour designing and putting up with me changing my mind!

Enough of me, here is the promo with all the information you need to know.

Click on the promo to read.

COMING SOON....

AAIIEEE!!!

No activity here for quiet a long time, we have been beavering away here on a little project so expect that to change VERY soon, but for now I want to give a plug to a new Fanzine that is coming out for Halloween called AAIIEEE!!!  Ask for that in the comic shop very loudly!


Lifted straight from the excellent Down the Tubes, as I couldn't have put it better! (ie to lazy)

Paragon editor Dave Candlish and Matthew McLaughlin – creator of El Bigote, the undead Mexican bandit – combine to bring a new indie horror anthology comic to life – AAIIEEE!!!

Offering 36 pages of creepy tales including The Major by Tom Proudfoot and George Colman and a host of other short stories to chill your bones, the first issue includes an exclusive interview with Ghastly McNasty himself – the editor of Scream comic Ian Rimmer, telling the story behind the production (and demise) of the short-lived comic that included stories from the likes of Alan Moore and Simon Furman.

Launching on Halloween (when else?), AAIIEEE!!! will be available to order in print or download from www.lulu.com/spotlight/PARAGONcomic.

Its of special interest to me as I did the interview with Ian Rimmer, and ill have to say it a cracker, of interest to anyone interested in Scream or British comics in general.