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Friday, 1 January 2016
Wednesday, 3 June 2015
Robin Hood 2020 Austerity UK Comic
Another five years of austerity measures in the UK, five more years watching the rich and powerful elite, the public school oxbridge crowd filling their wallets. Well, where is Robin Hood?
George Osborne descends from one of the
oldest Anglo-Irish aristocracies. The eldest son of Sir Peter Osborne, 17th
Baronet, he is the heir apparent to the Osborne baronetcy.
Sir Richard Osborne, 1st Baronet (died
c. 1667
Sir Richard Osborne, 2nd Baronet (died 1685)
Sir John Osborne, 7th Baronet, MP (d. 11
April 1743
Sir William Osborne, 8th Baronet (died 1783)
Sir Thomas Osborne, 9th Baronet (1757–1821)
Sir William Osborne, 10th Baronet (1817–1824)
Sir Henry Osborne, 11th Baronet, MP (aft.
1758 – 27 October 1837)
All were Members of Parliament,
it must be tough having to work so hard to succeed
350 years of ruling the country... DEMOCRACY IN ACTION
Here's what Little John circa 2020 thinks....
Download the comic from
CDComics Butcher Horror Comics
This macabre horror with a twist and for the next month or so you can get it exclusively
on Kindle Unlimited
on Kindle Unlimited
All the other CDComic titles are available from all the download sites listed below and from several retailers in Sheffield, England
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Meadowhell Murder Mystery Comics
Meadowhell: Part One The True Horror of Shopping has returned to the top of the Kobo Crime and Mystery and Horror Comic Charts...
This Surreal Murder Mystery was the first in a series that now also includes Spring Heeled Jack, Football Crazy and the Butcher of Banner Cross
Kindle USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico and India
IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A KINDLE
This Surreal Murder Mystery was the first in a series that now also includes Spring Heeled Jack, Football Crazy and the Butcher of Banner Cross
Kindle USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico and India
IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A KINDLE
The two issue narrative is also available as separate comics with the rest of CDComics
titles on
titles on
Friday, 11 April 2014
Stainless Steel Centenary on Kobo
After some problem with this comic book, that blends steampunk science and historical fact... It's finally available on Kobo again without any editorial changes.
Stainless Steel tells the story of the origins of the metal in Sheffield and also give Britain a new superhero in an action packed story.
The 32 page comic (1913 scenes in sepia and 2013 scens in full colour is available from the following websites priced $2, £1.25 or equivalent
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Robin Hood Returns on Kobo
After some problem with this realistic comic book, political action thriller that pulls no punches and depicts the current political situation in Britain and is set just six years in the future... It's finally available on Kobo again without any editorial changes.
From the top that's Robin Hood, Marion, Little John, Much the Miller's Son and Scarlet (yes he's female now).
The politics is left wing and socialist, like the Labour Party use to be and the facts are all true as is the corruption amongst the Politicians of 2020, ring any bells.
Robin Hood 2020, a 32 page full colour comic is available from the following websites priced around $2/£1.25 or equivalent
Here's a taster of what to expect...
The politics is left wing and socialist, like the Labour Party use to be and the facts are all true as is the corruption amongst the Politicians of 2020, ring any bells.
Robin Hood 2020, a 32 page full colour comic is available from the following websites priced around $2/£1.25 or equivalent
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Apple: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/craig-daley/id528912381?mt=11
Thursday, 27 March 2014
Horror Comic Book Trilogy Reviewed
Independent reviewer '3 Million Years' takes a close look at 'The Butcher of Banner Cross' and here's what they had to say...
"What starts of as a simple (albeit brutal) murder becomes something else in this excellent 3-part story from CD Comics.
There’s a lot going on in this story, but although you feel immersed, you never feel overwhelmed with the information coming your way. The story is excellently written with some character moments and some really good descriptive parts. When you get to the ending of the story, you do get a feeling that you should have thought of that – all the clues are there!
The art is well done, combining the gruesome butcher scenes with some nice reactive pieces – also giving you visual clues to the final conclusion, but you won’t know it!
I really enjoyed this story and the three parts make a compelling read contrasting the police procedural and the paranormal well that would transfer well on to the screen!
Worth checking out."
You can read the full review at 3MY
CDComics titles are available from the following download sites
"What starts of as a simple (albeit brutal) murder becomes something else in this excellent 3-part story from CD Comics.
There’s a lot going on in this story, but although you feel immersed, you never feel overwhelmed with the information coming your way. The story is excellently written with some character moments and some really good descriptive parts. When you get to the ending of the story, you do get a feeling that you should have thought of that – all the clues are there!
The art is well done, combining the gruesome butcher scenes with some nice reactive pieces – also giving you visual clues to the final conclusion, but you won’t know it!
I really enjoyed this story and the three parts make a compelling read contrasting the police procedural and the paranormal well that would transfer well on to the screen!
Worth checking out."
You can read the full review at 3MY
CDComics titles are available from the following download sites
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Thursday, 13 March 2014
New Digital Horror Comic
"A Must Read for Horror Fans." Horror Cult Films
"Daley's Surreal Mystery Series never fails to be entertaining." Rotting Zombie
The Butcher of Banner Cross is available in three parts to digitally download, Punchline, Meat is Murder and Sliced and Diced. Each issue is priced around $2, £1.30 or Euro equivalent on the following eBook websites.
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
And here's where you can find the full independent reviews of all three issues
Horror Cult Films at
http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/category/comics/
Rotting Zombie at
http://therottingzombie.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/the-butcher-of-banner-cross-part-3.html
All CDComics titles are also available locally in Sheffield UK on CDrom from the following shops, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green, Charisma in Crosspool, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and the Record Collector, Blackwells on Mappin Street and Sheffield Space Centre on the Wicker
Friday, 31 January 2014
Barnes & Noble Nook UK Digital Comics
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
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
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
$1.99/£1.30 Horror Comic Reviewed
CDComics fourth macabre horror whodunit title set in Sheffield gets reviewed by Bat at Horror Cult Films
Review Extract: "The first chapter of a three part story, PUNCHLINE... manages to inject a bit of humour, in what is an actual brutal comic. The black and white style of the comic is used to great effect and keeps it from being too gory to read visually, though the written words do enough to turn your stomach as Punchline (The Surreal Detective) thinks nothing of blurting out the brutal details of the murder, seemingly unaffected by what he’s witnessed.
The Butcher of Banner Cross: Punchline is a fantastic start to a supernatural murder mystery series... a must-read for horror fans."
for the full review visit horrorcultfilms.co.uk
Previous Surreal Murder Mysteries in this series include Meadowhell, Spring Heeled Jack (released locally as the Attercliffe Prowler) and Football Crazy (available in both local team colours) and there are other titles from CDComics.
The download comics are available priced around £1.30/$1.99 from the following websites
Or if you live in Sheffield, the CDrom Graphic Novels packaged in slimline DVD cases with a wrap around cover are available priced £2.50, from Sheffield's Space Centre on the Wicker, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector, Blackwells Mappin Street or Rare and Racy on Devonshire Green.
But the Butcher of Banner Cross has to reach #3 in 2014 before being released locally as a CDrom Graphic Novel, so why wait... download it!
Review Extract: "The first chapter of a three part story, PUNCHLINE... manages to inject a bit of humour, in what is an actual brutal comic. The black and white style of the comic is used to great effect and keeps it from being too gory to read visually, though the written words do enough to turn your stomach as Punchline (The Surreal Detective) thinks nothing of blurting out the brutal details of the murder, seemingly unaffected by what he’s witnessed.
The Butcher of Banner Cross: Punchline is a fantastic start to a supernatural murder mystery series... a must-read for horror fans."
for the full review visit horrorcultfilms.co.uk
Previous Surreal Murder Mysteries in this series include Meadowhell, Spring Heeled Jack (released locally as the Attercliffe Prowler) and Football Crazy (available in both local team colours) and there are other titles from CDComics.
The download comics are available priced around £1.30/$1.99 from the following websites
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Page Foundry: http://www.inktera.com/store/searchOr if you live in Sheffield, the CDrom Graphic Novels packaged in slimline DVD cases with a wrap around cover are available priced £2.50, from Sheffield's Space Centre on the Wicker, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector, Blackwells Mappin Street or Rare and Racy on Devonshire Green.
But the Butcher of Banner Cross has to reach #3 in 2014 before being released locally as a CDrom Graphic Novel, so why wait... download it!
Sunday, 7 July 2013
Rotting Zombie Review The Butcher...
'The Butcher of Banner Cross' has been reviewed by Daniel from Rotting Zombie, who gave this first issue of three and CDComics 4th title in the Surreal Murder Mystery the thumbs up and declared himself 'Excited for the next issues.'
'Daley's surreal murder mystery series never fails to be entertaining, the level of research that goes into them, along with truly surreal twists fuse together to create something very original in feel.'
For the full review check out http://therottingzombie.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/the-butcher-of-banner-cross-issue-1-by.html
About the Art 'The usual primary colours and bizzaro look is replaced by pen and ink, all black and white that does suit the morbid tone well and it is good to see none of the background details is lost.'
CDComics are available from all the following download sites
Issue One is priced £1.40/$1.99 or equivalent
'Daley's surreal murder mystery series never fails to be entertaining, the level of research that goes into them, along with truly surreal twists fuse together to create something very original in feel.'
For the full review check out http://therottingzombie.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/the-butcher-of-banner-cross-issue-1-by.html
About the Art 'The usual primary colours and bizzaro look is replaced by pen and ink, all black and white that does suit the morbid tone well and it is good to see none of the background details is lost.'
More art by Chatri at http://chatriahpornsiriinker.blogspot.co.uk/
CDComics are available from all the following download sites
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Other titles
Friday, 28 June 2013
Meadowhell Mug
CDComics Macabre Horror Whodunnit Digital Comic Meadowhell: The True Horror of Shopping is available to download in two parts from various websites listed below and as a one-shot graphic novel on CDrom from several Sheffield Shops.
Now Meadowhell the Mug is also available in the UK priced £6.95 plus £3.00pp from
http://www.jasdesign.moonfruit.com/#/shop/4568968360
Now Meadowhell the Mug is also available in the UK priced £6.95 plus £3.00pp from
http://www.jasdesign.moonfruit.com/#/shop/4568968360
Download Sites for the comic, priced at 70p each
(For more info and independent reviews visit http://cdgraphicnovels.blogspot.co.uk/p/meadowhell.html)
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Sheffield Shops for the £2.50 Graphic Novel packaged in a slimline DVD case with a wrap around cover
Sheffield Space Centre, Rare and Racey, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector, , The Sheffield Star Shop and Blackwells on Mappin Street.
Friday, 7 June 2013
Geeks, 3MY, HCF and Comic $astards review Robin Hood
"Set in a not-too-distant future of the year 2020, the Robin Hood tale of taking from the rich and giving to the poor is given a modern twist to reflect the current economical climate and the rich/poor divide which is becoming increasibly noticable in today’s broken Britain. Unemployment is at an all-time high, whilst politicians and bankers claim on expenses and accrue mind-blowing bonuses that us mere working-class could only dream about.
Daley creates some fantastic scenes including Eton, Westminster and Sheffield. The action takes place in a variety of outdoor and indoor locations, taking the reader on a journey through all the different scandalous scenarios that are prevalent in today’s Britain."
Full Review at http://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2013/03/robin-hood-2020-issue-one-there-is-no-conspiracy/
"Robin Hood 2020, not too much has changed in the UK – the rich are still rich, and they’re still running the show. That is until some people decide to make a stand.
This is quite an introductory issue, with a lot going on between a whole cast of characters – we get a look at ‘Scarlet’, ‘Robin’, ‘John’, ‘Marion’ and more. There’s a lot of facts and statistics here, which make this issue an impressive read.
Although there is a lot to take in here, it feels like there is nothing missing, in among the action and facts there is some excellent character development – already! – which can only build and move on within the series.
This is a comic that is something different – calling from the old Robin Hood/Zorro/V For Vendetta in feeling, but with something added!"
"I will say this about the writing; the villains of this story are detestable and there isn’t a single likable thing about them. They’re people that if you met them in real life you would possible spit in their face and walk away. Real dredges of society and so in that regard I loved them. If the villain doesn’t make you feel anything then they’re not a villain.
Don’t get me wrong, 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. Also there’s no damn bows and arrows so be grateful for that because I for one am tired of that shit."Full Review at http://www.comicbastards.com/homepage/2013/2/15/review-robin-hood-2020-there-is-no-conspiracy-1.html
"Unfortunately, I disliked the portrayal of Robin, who uses a pistol – a weapon that is certainly not one used by the British people he represents. Still, that’s a personal problem and I do like the disillusioned soldier model for our hero.
While the issue is somewhat heavy-handed in it’s message, I think that this has the potential to grow into an intriguing series. There are some rough edges to work out in the dialogue and art, but by no means should this put you off picking up a copy to check out."
Full Review at http://geeksyndicate.co.uk/2013/04/24/comic-review-robin-hood-2020-issue-001/
CDComics are available from the following sites
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
Monday, 27 May 2013
3MY Review Stainless Steel 1913
Michael Nimmo of Three Million Years gave CDComics latest title Stainless Steel 1913 a read and here are a few extracts from his review.
"The art is well suited to the post industrial now, and the industrial then...this is a well planned and plotted story, with a level of detail that is difficult to compare to anything else available – except to other titles by Craig and CD Comics!"
For the full review visit http://www.3millionyears.co.uk/2013/05/review-stainless-steel-1913/
The 32 page comic is available priced $1.99/£1.35 from all the download sites listed below
The CDrom version of this comic is available from several Sheffield Shops priced £2.50 and is packaged in a slimline DVD case with full wrap around cover and has JPEG and PDF versions of the comic book.
Millennium Gallery Shop, Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Galazy 4 and Record Collector, Blackwells and Rare and Racey.
(for more images and info visit http://cdgraphicnovels.blogspot.co.uk/p/stainless-steel.html)
"The art is well suited to the post industrial now, and the industrial then...this is a well planned and plotted story, with a level of detail that is difficult to compare to anything else available – except to other titles by Craig and CD Comics!"
For the full review visit http://www.3millionyears.co.uk/2013/05/review-stainless-steel-1913/
The 32 page comic is available priced $1.99/£1.35 from all the download sites listed below
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
Apple: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/craig-daley/id528912381?mt=11The CDrom version of this comic is available from several Sheffield Shops priced £2.50 and is packaged in a slimline DVD case with full wrap around cover and has JPEG and PDF versions of the comic book.
Millennium Gallery Shop, Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Galazy 4 and Record Collector, Blackwells and Rare and Racey.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Football Crazy, #5 in Kobo Horror Bestsellers Chart
'Football Crazy: The Theatre of Nightmares on the Road to Insanity' is in 5th position, behind 'Jack the Ripper' by Reed and Bloodsworth and the first three volumes of 'The Walking Dead', but is selling more than volumes 4, 5, 6 of TWD etc and more than Hellboy, Buffy and the rest... For just $1 or 66p UK what are you waiting for...
All three titles are two issue stories with a minimum of 32 full colour pages each issue. At the moment each part costs only $1/66pUK, but this offer will only last for a few more weeks, so grab them while they are cheap.
CDComics is a small independent from Sheffield UK and currently has 13 titles available to download from all the sites listed below...
The next Surreal Murder Mystery, 'The Butcher of Banner Cross' is due for release in June 2013 and issue two will follow in July 2013, so keep tuned in...
All three Surreal Murder Mystery titles from CDComics are now in the top 30 of Kobo's Horror Bestsellers Chart, having already established their position in the top 10 of the Crime & Mystery Chart above Miller's Sin City and others.
"Daley’s unique, dry wit is the highlight of his writing. He may write great stories, but when it comes to the closing pages, there’s no one else to compare." that's what Horror Cult Films, UK
For more reviews and sample pages visit at...
CDComics is a small independent from Sheffield UK and currently has 13 titles available to download from all the sites listed below...
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
The next Surreal Murder Mystery, 'The Butcher of Banner Cross' is due for release in June 2013 and issue two will follow in July 2013, so keep tuned in...
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Sheffield Jungle in 1913
Stainless Steel is about to start going live on the download websites listed below and like all CDComics titles, it is a blend of historical fact and this time steampunk science fiction.
This is a steampunk action adventure comic that celebrates the invention of stainless steel in Sheffield and is set firmly in the real world, just one year before the outbreak of WWI.
I hope this has interested you enough to take a look at the previous 12 titles released by CDComics that are already available on the download sites above...
This is a steampunk action adventure comic that celebrates the invention of stainless steel in Sheffield and is set firmly in the real world, just one year before the outbreak of WWI.
for more images and info visit http://cdgraphicnovels.blogspot.co.uk/p/stainless-steel.html
Sheffield in 1913 had a resident circus that was known locally as the Jungle and part of the narrative unfolds at that location, so here's a poster marking the last ever show put on by the Bostock Circus.
Drive Thru Comics: http://comics.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?&manufacturers_id=4440
And via Smashwords
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/craig-daley?keyword=craig+daley&store=ebook&iehack=%E2%98%A0
I hope this has interested you enough to take a look at the previous 12 titles released by CDComics that are already available on the download sites above...
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