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Sebastian Girner, founder of Editor-In-Chief of TKO Comics is now setting up his own comic book publisher, Goats Flying Press.

Author of the Bryant & May detective novels, short stories and essays on forgotten writers – including himself

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Best Comic of the Week: Ginseng Roots #8 – Since Craig Thompson started this series, which explores his childhood helping farm ginseng, but also stretches like the fine tendrils of a root, into all sorts of other things, I’ve been impressed with this book.  This issue is particularly touching, as Thompson gives it over to Chua, the Hmong farmer we met in the last issue, and his story.  Last time, we saw how Chua’s childhood contrasted with Craig’s, and now we see what adulthood has be...

What They Say: After a hellish journey on the road to vengeance, Ketsuko is now within a blade’s length of ending those who brought about her clan’s demise. But a shocking twist unmasks not only the Red Bride, but her true enemy! Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): The Devil’s Red Bride has been a really good book over the course of the first three issues and this one builds on all that came before very well. Sebastian Girner takes us further dow...

Best Comic of the Week: Tartarus #8 – Ten years pass over the course of this issue, as Surka puts her plan into action to get back home to Tartarus.  It’s just that her plan involves her first taking control of the solar system she’s found herself in.  Her new partner, Svantoo, is a lot more than he seems at first, and might be as reluctant as we are led to believe.  I love how Johnnie Christmas has built this arc, which takes us into very unexpected territory, and makes it clear that ...

Best Comic of the Week: SWORD #1 – I’ve been looking forward to this series since I first heard it was launching.  Al Ewing brings Abigail Brand back in charge of SWORD, only now it’s Krakoa’s space agency.  Ewing has a lot of qualities that remind me of Jonathan Hickman, and he embraces Hickman’s tendency to over-organize and think of things in terms of systems.  The Peak, the space station where this series takes place, is run by ‘The Six’, a group of mutants whose abilities ...

Before she even got to the alter. there was no joy that she was about to get married. >> reporter: after her husbands death they noticed more strange behavior from the widowd bride. >> whenever i saw her she was just herself. nothing happened. no emotion, nothing. it was her same old life. so we always had that little bit in the back of our minds saying she may be involved. >> reporter: graham also is charge with making false statements about her husbands death to authorities forcocting about a ...

Foirnled them the planes engine was on fire. both flights were able to land safely with no injuries. >> he was known for his work on big screen tips for big thunder and enemy of the state. ed bride tish natie -- british native is said to have committed suicide by jumping off of a bridge. a note was found in his car. scott was 68 years old. it was like a scene out of a movie. remember that movie 127 hours? listen to this. a 21-year-old woman stuck alone on a mountain with a broken ankle. she sh...