Showing posts with label Nook Robin Hood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nook Robin Hood. Show all posts

Monday, 11 March 2013

Horror Cult Film Reviews Robin Hood 2020

Bat, the Web-Mistress gives CDComics Robin Hood 2020 the Horror Cult Film review treatment.


Here's few comments...
"This comic about a group fighting back, in a time where people seem more preoccupied with the world of celebrity and who’s winning X Factor, is a much needed breathe of fresh air and satires the current world we live in. Though the comic is quite serious in nature, the story does include a bit of dry wit... This is certainly a different take for Daley but an enjoyable and thought-provoking one and I look forward to seeing what information is uncovered in the future comic."

Find the full review at http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2013/03/robin-hood-2020-issue-one-there-is-no-conspiracy/

Here's the group Bat referred to...


Robin Hood 2020, the 32 page first issue is available from the following download sites, priced around $1.99/£1.40


The comic is also available on CDrom from several Sheffield shops, packaged in a slimline DVD case with a wrap around cover priced £2.50. That's Sheffield's Space Centre, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector, Rare and Racey, Blackwells on Mappin Street and the Sheffield Star shop at the Star building in the city centre.

Monday, 4 March 2013

Robin Hood Sheffield or Nottingham?

Nottingham has long held claim to the ownership of the Robin Hood legend, but early historical references have Robin coming from the village of Loxley. Loxley is now a district within Sheffield's city boundaries and is just east of Hillsborough. Sheffield's claim is also supported by historical documents linking Little John to Barnsley, that borders Sheffield to the North.


CDComics previously reclaimed the Victorian bogeyman, Spring Heeled Jack from the Penny Dreadfuls of London and with the release of Robin Hood 2020 are reclaiming the outlaw who steals from the rich to give to the poor and have set the narrative just seven years into a dystopian future.
Robin Hood 2020 is available to download from the various websites listed below, priced around $1.99/£1.50UK or Euro equivalent and is a 32 page full colour first issue of an ongoing title from CDComics.


Robin Hood 2020 is also available locally on CDrom with JPEG and PDF versions of this first issue packaged in a slimline DVD case with a wrap around cover priced £2.50 from the following shops.


Sheffield Space Centre on the Wicker, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green, Blackwells on Mappin Street, the Funhouse in Woodseats and the Front Counter of the Sheffield Star on York Street.


Friday, 15 February 2013

Robin Hood 2020 $1.99/£1.50UK Independent Comic Review

'Robin Hood 2020: There is No Conspiracy' was reviewed by Dustin from 'Comic $astards' USA, and got 4 out of 5 rating and here's his closing comment.

"This isn’t your typical Robin Hood story as it deals with conspiracies and corruption more than it is about stealing bags of money and slipping it to poor people. It’s a high concept story that has a great and very realistic conspiracy about England’s current economy. It’s rich with social commentary and so if you’re interested then you should check it out."

For the full review
http://www.comicbastards.com/homepage/2013/2/15/review-robin-hood-2020-there-is-no-conspiracy-1.html


CDComics are available from the following websites


Or if you are lucky enough to be visiting or live in Sheffield the full 32 page story is available on CDrom, packaged in a slim line DVD case with wrap around cover for £2.50 from the following shops...

Sheffield Space Centre on the Wicker, Sheffield Star Shop on York Street, Broomhill's Record Collector or Galaxy 4, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green or Blackwells on Mappin Street.