Blimey! Where did December come from? I could've sworn it was summer a moment ago.
Anyway, that December the 9th deadline came upon us so fast that I completely neglected to remind anyone about it, so my thinking is perhaps we should delay the next issue until the middle of January?
Unless Mal informs that that he's been inundated with marvellous Xmas contributions, I'll adjust the deadline a bit later in the day.
Some great issues this year, folks! Thanks to Malcolm for putting them all together, and many cheers to those who contributed (and to those who read the issues or supported the Temple in other ways).
Have a bally marvellous Xmas, folks!
Monday, 10 December 2012
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Temple APA Issue Twelve
You can download from Dropbox, MediaFire or view online at MyEbook.
PDF file size is 17.6 MB.
The Temple APA is a showcase for amateur and professional creators who are active in the UK comics scene. If you'd like to contribute or just want more information, check out the Temple blog or like us on Facebook...
Temple APA Facebook page
Temple APA : It's GRRRRRROOVY!
Thursday, 11 October 2012
Test Issue of Temple 12 now available to download
A test version of issue twelve is now available if you right click HERE!
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to iron out any bugs. Download, read, scrutinise, eat some biscuits, make a cup of tea, or coffee if that's your preference, (which it probably will be, knowing you bohemian types), look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horrifically amiss.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple of days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away to your heart's content then.
Cheers.
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to iron out any bugs. Download, read, scrutinise, eat some biscuits, make a cup of tea, or coffee if that's your preference, (which it probably will be, knowing you bohemian types), look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horrifically amiss.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple of days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away to your heart's content then.
Cheers.
Saturday, 18 August 2012
Temple 12 - Who's contributing?
Hi folks, reckon it's probably about time that I posted the deadline for the next Temple issue, so here we go...
If you wish to contribute to the Temple 12 showcase, the deadlines 30th September.
New members are always welcome, as are people who just want to promote their latest small press comic. From what I've seen on the myebook site, some issues have been getting thousands of readers which is good news.
Anyway, if you plan to contribute then please leave a comment here.
-Dave
If you wish to contribute to the Temple 12 showcase, the deadlines 30th September.
New members are always welcome, as are people who just want to promote their latest small press comic. From what I've seen on the myebook site, some issues have been getting thousands of readers which is good news.
Anyway, if you plan to contribute then please leave a comment here.
-Dave
Friday, 1 June 2012
Temple APA Issue Eleven
Undeath's a beach! The 44 page Temple APA Issue Eleven is now available to download as a totally free pdf file, containing contributions from the likes of Dave Hailwood, Jim Stewart, Paul Eldridge, Simon Mackie, Malcolm Kirk and Tony Suleri.
You can download from Dropbox, MediaFire, FileDropper, or view online at MyEbook (login required due to mature content).
PDF file size is 13.83 MB.
Friday, 18 May 2012
Test issue of Temple eleven now available to download
A test version of issue eleven is now available if you right click HERE!
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to iron out any bugs (not literally, that'd make a hell of a mess and get everything covered in squished insects). Download, read, look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horrendously wrong.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple o' days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away then.
Thanks.
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to iron out any bugs (not literally, that'd make a hell of a mess and get everything covered in squished insects). Download, read, look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horrendously wrong.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple o' days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away then.
Thanks.
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Temple 11 - Who's Contributing?
Hi folks,
just a quick reminder that the deadline for contributing to the next Temple is at the end of the month (April 29th).
If you fancy contributing then register your interest here as a comment, and make sure you send some comic related gubbins to Malcolm Kirk at the email address at the top of the page (new members are always welcome).
Any questions, just ask!
- Dave H.
just a quick reminder that the deadline for contributing to the next Temple is at the end of the month (April 29th).
If you fancy contributing then register your interest here as a comment, and make sure you send some comic related gubbins to Malcolm Kirk at the email address at the top of the page (new members are always welcome).
Any questions, just ask!
- Dave H.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Temple Reviews - Issue 10
I thought I’d resurrect the old Temple tradition of reviewing work that appeared in the latest issue.
So, let’s just start by saying I really enjoyed the brilliant B-Movie style cover which sets up the theme for the issue very nicely. Nice work there, Malcolm!
Paul Eldridge – the Lifeboat strip had some great snappy dialogue, though my favourite of the strips was definitely your collaboration with Chow on Encounter. The 1950’s style of his artwork complemented the B-movie alien encounter perfectly. I liked the straight-faced delivery of the strip, building up nicely to the inevitable punch line.
Malcolm Kirk – the Mag, Scientist strip was most amusing, especially the Knight Rider references. I always enjoy the brightly coloured nature of your strips, and the large quantities of chuckles per page.
Simon Mackie. Interesting piece on the punk movement. I liked the circular nature of the Coffee Club strip, and I could very much sympathise with the aliens in the Findings From Progon strip, as I seem to be encountering more and more ‘I.N.E.P.T’ stats in my day job (by the way, what does the T stand for in INEPT?).
Tim West – Teddy bears’ Picnic was one of my favourites in the Hallowscream anthology, so thanks for reproducing it here. A very well paced strip with well polished and professional art from Glen Ostrander. Although the art on Pirates isn’t quite as polished, Nathaniel Allen certainly has a gift for drawing hideous pulsating sea beasts. Very Cthulu-esque.
Greg Meldrum and David Broughton. A well-polished and thoroughly enjoyable first contribution. The Martillo strip had great artwork; I especially liked the hard edged angular nature of the characters. Very amusing script as well; I enjoyed the complete lack of subtlety that Martillo displays when dealing with his exorcisms (when in doubt, bash it with a sledgehammer). Favourite line? ‘I shall require an open window. And this goat.’
Tony Suleri – another wealth of terrific sketches and previews. I think my favourites were probably the Slum Droid pages; excellent watercolours and a very individual style which sets you apart from the artistic crowd. Nice to see the Technofear, Way Of The Dead and Marren Kane previews too. I’m looking forward to getting my teeth stuck into all those projects now life’s settled down a bit.
In conclusion, a mighty fine issue there chaps! If anyone else fancies reviewing work that appeared in the issue (whether you’re a contributor or not), then feel free to leave comments here.
So, let’s just start by saying I really enjoyed the brilliant B-Movie style cover which sets up the theme for the issue very nicely. Nice work there, Malcolm!
Paul Eldridge – the Lifeboat strip had some great snappy dialogue, though my favourite of the strips was definitely your collaboration with Chow on Encounter. The 1950’s style of his artwork complemented the B-movie alien encounter perfectly. I liked the straight-faced delivery of the strip, building up nicely to the inevitable punch line.
Malcolm Kirk – the Mag, Scientist strip was most amusing, especially the Knight Rider references. I always enjoy the brightly coloured nature of your strips, and the large quantities of chuckles per page.
Simon Mackie. Interesting piece on the punk movement. I liked the circular nature of the Coffee Club strip, and I could very much sympathise with the aliens in the Findings From Progon strip, as I seem to be encountering more and more ‘I.N.E.P.T’ stats in my day job (by the way, what does the T stand for in INEPT?).
Tim West – Teddy bears’ Picnic was one of my favourites in the Hallowscream anthology, so thanks for reproducing it here. A very well paced strip with well polished and professional art from Glen Ostrander. Although the art on Pirates isn’t quite as polished, Nathaniel Allen certainly has a gift for drawing hideous pulsating sea beasts. Very Cthulu-esque.
Greg Meldrum and David Broughton. A well-polished and thoroughly enjoyable first contribution. The Martillo strip had great artwork; I especially liked the hard edged angular nature of the characters. Very amusing script as well; I enjoyed the complete lack of subtlety that Martillo displays when dealing with his exorcisms (when in doubt, bash it with a sledgehammer). Favourite line? ‘I shall require an open window. And this goat.’
Tony Suleri – another wealth of terrific sketches and previews. I think my favourites were probably the Slum Droid pages; excellent watercolours and a very individual style which sets you apart from the artistic crowd. Nice to see the Technofear, Way Of The Dead and Marren Kane previews too. I’m looking forward to getting my teeth stuck into all those projects now life’s settled down a bit.
In conclusion, a mighty fine issue there chaps! If anyone else fancies reviewing work that appeared in the issue (whether you’re a contributor or not), then feel free to leave comments here.
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Temple APA Issue Ten
FROM THE DEPTHS OF SPACE... The tenth issue of the Temple APA digital comics showcase is now available for free download.
This issue contains 60 pages of artwork and strips by a host of creators, including Tony Suleri, Dave Hailwood, Simon Mackie, Paul Eldridge, Greg Meldrum, Tim West and Malcolm Kirk, (who also compiled the issue and created the cover artwork).
To download, right click HERE and "save target/link as".
PDF file size is 17.2MB.
You can also download from DROPBOX, MEDIAFIRE or view online at MYEBOOK.
The Temple APA is a showcase for amateur and professional creators active in the UK comics scene. If you'd like to contribute or just want more information, check out the Temple website.
templeapa.blogspot.com
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Temple 10 test issue available to download
A test version of the latest issue is now available if you right click HERE!
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to check everything is alright with it. Download, read, look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horribly wrong.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple o' days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away then.
Thanks.
Don't share the link yet. This is a test issue to check everything is alright with it. Download, read, look for any mistakes, let me know if it's okay or if something's gone horribly wrong.
Once we know what's what, I'll post the link again in a couple o' days time, with any ammendments made, a cover pic and some nice blurby stuff and you can share away then.
Thanks.
Thursday, 26 January 2012
Temple 10 Deadline Reminder
Hi folks,
just a quick reminder that the deadline for contributing to Issue 10 of the Temple Showcase is this Sunday (hopefully I'll have proper home broadband by then, and will be able to send something myself). The email address for sending contributions to is at the top of the page.
I look forward to seeing what people come up with!
just a quick reminder that the deadline for contributing to Issue 10 of the Temple Showcase is this Sunday (hopefully I'll have proper home broadband by then, and will be able to send something myself). The email address for sending contributions to is at the top of the page.
I look forward to seeing what people come up with!
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