Showing posts with label Zara's Crown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zara's Crown. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

This Week's Phoenix - No. 45


The latest Phoenix features one of the most exciting Zara's Crown strips to date, with tense excitment in every panel and a thrilling cliffhanger at the end! I won't reveal too much, but here is just one panel: 


Excellent storytelling by John and Patrice Aggs!

Jamie Smart's popular Bunny Vs. Monkey comes back in the second part of a daring adventure - what lies behind "Door B"...? The centre spread of this week's issue is also taken up with an excellent Bunny Vs. Monkey poster!



Over the page in Corpse Talk Adam Murphy introduces us to William the Conqueror talking about one of histories most famous battles - the 1066 Battle of Hastings!

  
Further on in the comic Gary Northfield returns with another excellent Gary's Garden, all about the battle between two spiders and a spot of lunch!


All this and much, much more is packed into the latest issue of The Phoenix, on sale now from various stores for just £2.99!

Thursday, September 20, 2012

This Weeks Phoenix - No. 37

Its always important to support the British comics industry, so why not grab yourself a copy Britains newest childrens weekly - The Phoenix! The second series of Pirates of Pangaea has just finished, and a new story, entitled Zara's Crown has begun, by John and Patrice Aggs. So far we don't know much, and I don't want to ruin anything, but its about a girl named Zara and her friend Chloe who find a bundle of thousands of pounds on a train! What will they do with it? Well, we'll just have to wait and see...

Also inside are old favourites Cogg and Sprokit, who, as usual, are taking adventure to a whole new level, down in standard, up in excitment! Illustrated by the fantastic Jamie Littler.

Possibly the weirdest strip in the comic is Evil Emperor Penguin about, well, an evil emperor penguin and his sidekick - Number 8 (actually an octopus in a suit). In this weeks story by Laura Ellen Anderson Penguin's snowstorm machine goes horribly wrong, and he has to face an army of giant snowmen in jackets!

So why not grab yourself a copy from wherever you can for only £2.99!