Stiffs is a comic by Drew Davies, Joe Glass, PJ Montgomery, Gavin Mitchell and Adam Cadwell and Kris Carter. Zombies, monkeys, and much more!
Stiffs is an in production comic by Drew Davies, Joe Glass, PJ Montgomery, Gavin Mitchell and Adam Cadwell and Kris Carter.
My other comic. It's set in South Wales. It's about zombies, monsters and the people that hunt them. It stars a pot-smoking, asshole, talking monkey as a main character. It's the most insane, fun, dark, twisted, and mental thing I've ever been involved in writing.
It has two issues on sale now. It is hugely popular at comic cons here in the UK, but you can get it wherever you are and all year around in the shop (link on the Facebook page!).
So go follow us on Facebook to keep updated on the comic.
My other comic project, Stiffs, is available in it's own store here!
I co-write Stiffs with two amazing local writers and my good friends, Drew Davies and PJ Montgomery.
It also features art by The Pride's Gavin Mitchell, and colours by Adam Cadwell (issue 1) and Kris Carter, with everything else covered by Mike Stock.
What's it about? People stuck in dead end jobs in the Valleys. That's right, it's set in South Wales, UK and has a lot of basis on our lives, so you know it's gonna feel really good 'cause of that.
Oh, also, there's zombies, monsters, gore and a stoner, talking monkey named Kenny who may be the most messed up but hilarious primate in the world.
So, ya know, why not give it a shot :P
Oh, and if you're following me because of LGBTQ support, Stiffs also features yet another gay character.
Stiffs is an in production comic by Drew Davies, Joe Glass, PJ Montgomery, Gavin Mitchell and Adam...
Oh, yeah, and then there's the other comic, which has a broader appeal, being filled with zombies, blood, guts, gore, weed and talking monkey as it is. I suggest buying it y'know, stocks of issue 1 are getting low. So if you've wondered what I been doing with all my comic working all this time, then get a copy eh! Also written by tremendous writing companionsDrew Davies and Patrick Montgomery, as well as glorious artwork by Gavin Mitchell, Kris Carter and Adam Cadwell. Did I mention the talking monkey?