Showing posts with label Nikola Tesla Comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nikola Tesla Comic. Show all posts

Monday, 7 April 2014

Manhattan 1930 comic #1-3 back on Kobo

It's taken an age to sort, but Manhattan 1930: The Man in the White Suit is finally back on Kobo and ready to download priced at just around $2, £1.25 or Euro equivalent for each comic.


on KOBO

That's 120+ full colour pages in total, between the three issues with Nikola Tesla and Aleister Crowley and this is what independent reviewer from Horror Cult Films had to say,

"You’ve got to hand it to Craig Daley of CDComics. His imagination and concept of whodunnit stories are magnificent as he creates a picture, or rather a graphic novel, of a bustling alternate world that still has roots in real life."

There's more at Horror Cult Films, where they review all three issues in detail...

The three comics are also available from the following sites







Friday, 31 January 2014

Barnes & Noble Nook UK Digital Comics


The third and final issue of CDComics 'The Butcher of Banner Cross' will be on sale later this month and completes a macabre horror narrative that has left the Police baffled as the latest Surreal and Serial Killer stalks the streets, leaving its victims dismembered and on display.

#2 Meat is Murder


The whodunit story is the fourth in the Surreal Murder Mystery Series, that challenge the reader to investigate the murders and have all the clues to solve the crimes in the comic, but be warned these are Surreal Murders with Surreal Solutions.


CDComic genres also include, political action thrillers, ufo mysteries, WWII superheroes and historical steampunk fiction and are all available on Amazon and here are the worldwide links

Amazon UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Brazil, Mexico and India

Most CDComics are also available on the following sites

Monday, 11 February 2013

Manhattan 1930, Horror Cult Film Reviews

Bat, the webmistress and leader of the gang at Horror Cult Film has reviewed all three issues of 'Manhatttan 1930's, first narrative arc 'The Man in the White Suit'.

All three issues have 40+ full colour pages and are priced around $1, 75p UK and are available for desktop, android, smartphone and tablet devices.


What follows are few short extracts from those reviews.

Part One: Empire State
"Craig tells a gripping story complimented by emotive artwork and adds depth to his characters to give the reader a fulfilling plot to sink their teeth into. All I need now is to get my grubby mitts on Issue 2 so I can see what happens next and re-absorb myself in this fantastic, crime-ridden, gritty world!"
Full Review at http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2012/11/manhattan-1930-issue-one-the-man-in-the-white-suit/

Part Two: New Yorker
"The introduction of Tesla and the Wickedest Man in the World, occultist Aleister Crowley, was well worth the wait and I eagerly look forward to seeing what twists, surprises and storylines unfold in the last issue involving them and the rest of the masks."
Full Review at http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2013/02/manhattan-1930-issue-two-the-man-in-the-white-suit-part-two-new-yorker/

Part Three: Harlem
"The level of detail in Daley’s story and environments, along with his fascinating backstories and character arcs, have been stitched together so precisely with a passion that can be admired during and long after finishing reading the comic. Not only does he seem to completely have a grasp of fact whilst blending it with fiction, but he can successfully craft a complete engrossing story that will you have you itching for more."
Full Review at http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2013/02/manhattan-1930-issue-three-the-man-in-the-white-suit-part-three-harlem/

CDComics 12 comic book titles are available from the following downl;oad websites


Or if you're lucky enough to be visiting or live in Sheffield UK, you can get the full story and Graphic Novel on CDrom from Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 or Record Collector, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green or Blackwells on Mappin Street, priced at £2.50



Sunday, 3 February 2013

Horror Cult Film Reviews Manhattan 1930 Part Two

Horror Cult Films review the 40 page second issue of Manhattan 1930: NewYorker and here are some highlights from Bat's write up...


"Daley takes the reader into his bustling world and allows them to experience it first hand. My only issue with the comic is that I got so captivated by it that I didn’t realise I’d come to the end scene!"

"The introduction of Tesla and the Wickedest Man in the World, occultist Aleister Crowley, was well worth the wait and I eagerly look forward to seeing what storylines unfold in the last issue involving them and the rest of the masks."



"The Man In The White Suit, the first issue of CDComics’ Pulp Fiction series, but is left on an intriguing cliffhanger, urging the reader to continue with issue 2. Whilst reading the comic, I felt similarities to that of Watchmen, so if you enjoyed that then you’ll love Manhattan 1930." 


Manhattan 1930, is more Pulp Fiction than horror, but Aliester Crowley the real life historical English Occultist and 'Wickedest Man in the World' is one of the main threats facing our two masked hero PI's, Song and Secret. Another character from the real world that appears in Manhattan 1930 is the legendary steampunk scientist, Nikola Tesla and let's just hope the conclusion and final part of this story doesn't disappoint Horror Cult Film's reviewer... 

CDComics are available on the following download websites


CDComics are also available on CDrom from several Sheffield UK shops, Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Record Collector and Galaxy 4, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green and Blackwells on Mappin Street.


That's just £2.50 for the 114 page Graphic Novel... the mugs extra

Tuesday, 3 April 2012

CD COMICS: NIKOLA TESLA MEETS ALEISTER CROWLEY

Did the Fortean Times favourite scientist Nikola Tesla ever meet the infamous British occultist Aleister Crowley?

In 1930 Tesla was 73 and lived in the New Yorker Hotel, while Aleister Crowley, who was 55 at the time was travelling the world under various assumed names and visited America briefly in January 1930 before he resurfaced in first in Portiugal and then Berlin. 


Well, according to the pages of Manhattan 1930 they certainly came within a few pages of each other.

You can check out more at www.cdgraphicnovels.blogspot.com   

Manhattan 1930 is available for £1.53/$2.99 on Kindle at