Showing posts with label Patrice Aggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patrice Aggs. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
This Week In The Phoenix - Issue 67
I haven't posted a review of The Phoenix for a while now, but I received the latest issue, number 67, on time and early, so why not? This weeks issue, shown above, has a fantastic eye catching cover by Adam Murphy, featuring Adam with his "scariest guest ever" - Vlad The Impaler, in the Corpse Talk strip!
Adam also illustrated a second strip this week, entitled The Emerald Slippers. It looks like the strip has been painted by hand, but with the many amazing things Photoshop can do I just can't be sure.
This issue also heralds the return of Blimpville, illustrated by Patrice Aggs. If you have been reading The Phoenix since it's launch back at the beginning of 2012 you might remember this strip from the very first issues. If not, what happens is each week you have to find certain things (a bit of a 'Where's Wally?' is you like), and also spot what has changed since last week. It's all a good bit of fun!
That's all I'm going to reveal from the latest issue, so if you want to find out more you'll have to grab yourself a copy from your nearest store, for £2.99.
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:
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| 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!
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