I'll be the first to admit that I look up my fair share of crap on the internet. At the end of the day, I'm pretty easily amused and I've got quite a short attention span. But I want you to know that any links I post here are genuinely worth your time (and not in the same way as say, a David Hasselhoff image database or a Chuck Norris factpage). Trust me.
Small Press comics sites:
If you're interested in the UK Small Press (non-professional independently produced) comics scene, you can see a selection of my favourite comics and sites by clicking here.
Mainstream comics sites:
Or you can see what mainstream comics are really floating my boat right now by clicking here.
The Real World:
Also though, be sure and check out these:
- Coriander & other ingredients: My better half, Yogi, has just just taken her first tentative steps in the cut-throat world of professional catering. It's all very exciting, and has been occupying most of our time for the last few months. Primarily focusing on producing high quality, healthy lunches for office workers in and around Portsmouth, you can find out all about it at the brand new website. If you happen to live/ work in the Pompey area, I strongly recommend checking it out!
- MB7: TwoDays co-creator and sometimes beard model Jack also goes by the name Iain Withers. He runs an up and coming mountain biking tour company in the Scottish borders, called mb7. They do all sorts of biking adventure holidays, to suit any ability. If you're interested in taking an outdoors break in the UK, you should definitely start by checking out his excellent website here!
- Atomica Comics : This is my local comic shop in Portsmouth. It's run by a fella called Angelo, he's sort of the Comic Shop Guy equivalent of Travis Bickle. He used to be a graphic designer, and as result the website for his shop is pretty keen. Without Angelo's help and advice, this website would not have been possible. If you're in the area, I'd recommend popping in and saying hello; in fact if you come by bicycle, make sure and lean it against his shop window, he loves that...
- The Duke of Buckingham : I can't get my head around the fact that my local pub has a website. I've been told that apparently this is quite normal these days, but still, what's the world coming to? For the record, my previous local was the County Arms in Reading. (Update: actually, I've moved flat again, and my local is now the Eastney Cellars)
- Remo Williams : For the record, my favourite movie of all time is 'Remo: Unarmed and Dangerous'. In the US it was released with the overly optimistic title 'Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins'. I'm not even going to begin to start blethering about it here- why don't you just check out the trailer and other Remo related goodies at the MGM site?
