Joe Glass

This is me

THIS IS ME RIGHT NOW WITH THERESA MAY COMING IN AND ANNOUNCING HER NEW CABINET! THE MOST PERFECT SHORT VIDEO TO EXPLAIN HOW I FEEL!

Some quick anti-UKIP posters I made. This is the sort of thing that needs to happen on a larger scale in order to stop UKIP winning the general elections.

This is SO important. These people are disgusting, and their counting on people's fears and lack of education on their policies (which they barely discuss) to get into positions of power and make terrible changes to the UK that will ruin the country for everyone.

Stop these horrible people now!

In London, Clever And Witty Street Messages That Tease The Public by UK-based artist Mobstr 

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This is some of the best graffitti ever!

Sleepy Hollow is back? When is it back on in the UK? I MUST KNOW!

2013 was a real wonky year and one that I’ll look back on with a scrunched up face. Professionally speaking it was the rockiest year I’ve ever had and I wanted to take stock of it all because I dunno, this kind of thing can be good for the soul or whatever.

Going into 2013, things seemed to be...

Excellent piece about how tough it is working on your own self-published comics, and the kind of roller-coaster of emotions that it puts you through.

Honestly, I wrote something touching vaguely on these feeling in my post about The Pride a few weeks back, I may expand on it and a sort of review of my 2013 like Marc did. As he says, I'm sure it cathartic.

As for Chloe Noonan, you need this book. Honestly, it's excellent. It's one of the best British Indie Comics that you can get today. You can see Marc at every comic con pretty much, and he's a charming, friendly guy. His work is amazing, and I'm really looking forward to his next work on The Pride, later this year (in fact, you can see his first crack at The Pride in issue one, as he drew the Wolf origin short).

Go support Marc now! I really cannot recommend his books enough, both Chloe Noonan and Ellerbisms. Get them now!

Great Beast Comics is proud to release of the first issue of John Riordan and Dan Cox’s new series Hitsville UK, in both print and digital editions.

Meet has-been, record label boss, Gerry Corden and drug-addled maniac, Greg Pastis, as they assemble the acts for their new label. Cue an angel voiced grotesque, a mystery solving teen gang, a schoolboy DJ haunted by robots, Nazi-punk-zombies and more.

Hitsville UK is a stained love-letter to the weirder corners of pop music. The best, though possibly the only, musical-pop-art-soap-opera in comic book form.

Each page is a rush of playful artwork, shifting styles fast and loose to match each genre of music, with the jokes coming quick and sharp. Full of sly digs and references to musical genres past and present, Hitsville appeals to music obsessives as much as comic fans.

“A bloody great accumulation of inspired madness, musical insanity and general chaos… a pure, unadulterated hit of a comic” 

-Richard Bruton - Forbidden Planet International

“A perfect three minute chemical-infused rush of a comic”  – Comic Heroes magazine

36 pages, full colour.

You can purchase the PRINT edition for £3.50 here

and the DIGITAL edition for 99p can be found here.

We’ve also teamed up with artist John Riordan to sell some Hitsville UK prints, if fancy drawings on your walls are your thing.

We’ll be releasing issue two just in time for Thought Bubble in November in the meantime you can keep up to date with the comic’s progress on their Twitter.

Get it, get it, get it!

Stiffs #1 digital edition now available in the store! Check out www.facebook.com/StiffsComic for store front links #comics #zombies #monkey #stiffs (at Ton Pentre Railway Station (TPN))