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We now have all three of our spring/summer books back from the printers and we’re so happy with how they’ve turned out. These are all available to buy in our shop here!

Some reviews of George Wylesol’s 2120:“Fascinating… something that has a deep and dark mystery at its heart… something that will reveal its secrets slowly and perfectly through all of the 500 pages.” – Comicon

“Absolutely incredible. I’ve never seen this kind of thing tackled this way before; an eerie, compelling, crazy ride that you’ll want to revisit time and time again.” – No Use Crying Over Spilt Ink

Some reviews of Claire Scully’s Outer Wilderness:

“Every single page is pregnant with undiscovered meaning and frightening awe, which is exactly what I want from sci-fi landscape explorations. I couldn’t get enough of it, it was great!” – Ace Comicals Podcast

“A visual treat, packed with Scully’s strong, […]

Reads Vol.2 #1

36 pages in US comic format, mainly b&w with some colour pages

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Reads Volume 2 begins here. 4 stories, in 4 parts over 4 issues.

Featuring:

Tim Bird, Luke J. Halsall, Ricky Miller, EdieOP and Owen D. Pomery

Cover by Eleni Kalorkoti

To kick things off we have Luke J. Halsall and Tim Bird’s ‘The Bullpen’. A story set in the offices of a comic book publishing company at the dawn of the Silver Age of comics. Think Mad Men but with Stan Lee instead of Don Draper.

Our second strip sees Owen D. Pomery return to the characters from his hit comic, ‘The Megatherium Club’. ‘Skeleton Crew’ is the first in a series of standalone adventures pitting the club against the same “villain”, a […]

Days by Simon Moreton

148 pages printed in a larger-than-original size of 239mm by 168mm, perfect bound.

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“Quite simply… one of the most important and intelligent creative voices in current U.K. small press comics”

Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier

Avery Hill are proud to announce the release of Days, a collection of the work of Simon Moreton.

The collection covers Moreton’s comics output from 2011 and 2012, including three out-of-print issues of his acclaimed ongoing autobiographical series SMOO, and ten strips created for anthologies, including one previously unpublished piece.

“Moreton is using the comics medium to its greatest extent, encouraging us to derive every possible ounce of meaning from the imagery he presents”

Richard Bruton, Forbidden Planet International

Days features an all new wraparound […]