Showing posts with label smartphone comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartphone comic. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 January 2016

FA CUP THIRD ROUND HORROR

Football Crazy is Roy of the Rovers meets Luther in the style of the League of Gentlemen and you can buy it in blue or red and white.
This digital comic is available in two 30+ page parts or as a graphic novel on line or on CDRom from several Sheffield retailers


Available on the following websites

Or from Sheffield Space Centre, Broomhill's Record Collector or Galaxy 5, Sheffield Scene on Surrey Street or Rare and Racy on Devonshire Green



Sunday, 28 September 2014

Meat is Murder Horror Graphic Novel

The Butcher of Banner Cross: Meat is Murder, has been released as a digital download Graphic Novel exclusively on Amazon Kindle price £3.16 and is also available on kindleunlimited


This is 93 black, white and red pages full of macabre horror murder. 
Murders that leaves London's Police baffled and having to rely on an paranormal investigator,
who is as much of a mystery as the serial killers he pursues.


WARNING: NOT FOR THOSE WITH WEAK STOMACHS


This Graphic Novel Version is available on Kindle USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico and India

IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A KINDLE

The three issue narrative is also available as separate comics with the rest of CDComics titles on 



Monday, 22 September 2014

Mr Green Digital Comic


CDComics are digital only and designed to be enjoyed
on your smartphone, tablet, desktop or android device, if you can't wait...
CDComics previous titles are already available to download.


DOWNLOAD WEBSITES: Kobo, Amazon Kindle, Drive Thru Comics,


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


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





Horror Comics and More on Scribd.

CDComics latest Surreal Murder Mystery title is now available on Scribd. This is the forth story in the Macabre Horror Whodunit series that are all set in Sheffield UK and has an unexpected twist that takes regular readers back to the first title in series Meadowhell.



The Butcher of Banner Cross: Meat is Murder, has been getting some rave reviews
and Horror Cult Films said, 'A MUST READ FOR ALL HORROR FANS

All CDComics titles are currently available on Scribd. to download for smartphones,
tablets and android devices etc

So if horror with plenty of dark humour isn't to your taste, you could try
the Pulp Fiction style  'Manhattan 1930', the political action thriller 'Robin Hood 2020',
steampunk science in 'Stainless Steel', a UFO mystery in 'Eyam' or
maybe it's superheroes you want, well there's always 'War Nurse'


Now with Scribd. it's $8.99 a month for unlimited downloads, 
but at the moment you can get a free months trial
and the good news is the struggling self publishing author still gets the royalties

Alternatively my comics are available on


Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Sheffield Star Banner Cross Graphic Novel News

CDComics 4th Surreal Murder Mystery 'Meat is Murder: The Butcher of Banner Cross' is now available on CDRom from the following shops in Sheffield, Rare and Racey on Devonshire Green, Sheffield's Space Centre on the Wicker, Blackwells Mappin Street, Charisma in Crosspool, Broomhill's Galaxy 4 and Record Collector.



The 96 page Graphic Novel in black, white and red is priced at just £2.50 and is packaged in a slimline DVD case with a wrap around cover and is compatible with all PC CDrom drives. This is part of what the Sheffield Star had to say...

MORE MAYHEM FROM CRAIG by Colin Drury, Sheffield Star Dairy Page

He’s previously published comic books featuring murder around Meadowhall, a killer in Attercliffe and foul play at Bramall Lane and Hillsborough.
Safe to say, the Sheffield which appears in the stories of Craig Daley isn’t the most cheerful place.
Now the graphic designer, from Crookes, has released the fourth work in his quartet of South Yorkshire noir comics - and the killing keeps coming.
Full news item at http://www.thestar.co.uk/features/take-two-with-colin-drury-1-6503043



If you prefer your macabre horror on the move, the Graphic Novel is available in three 32 page parts for Smartphones, Tablets and various Android devices from the following websites, priced around £1.30 each.






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.


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, 14 February 2014

Sliced & Diced Horror Comic

The third and final issue of the Butcher of Banner Cross is now available on Amazon Kindle, Drive Thru Comics and Smashwords. This 32 page comic in b/w and red completes the surreal murder mystery narrative that had the Police baffled as dismembered bodies were found on the streets on Banner Cross. The comic is priced around £1.25, $1.99 or equivalent worldwide.


Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/CDComics

 

The first two are also available at the same price and in the next few weeks issue three will appear with them on the following download sites via Smashwords


Monday, 10 February 2014

Spring Heeled Jack on Lulu

Spring Heeled Jack: From the Tunnels of Hell is now available in two parts on Lulu, priced around $2 USA, £1.30 UK or equivalent price in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, Australia and the Netherlands.

This is the first time CDComics will be available specifically in Switzerland, Ireland and the Netherlands and during the next few weeks we will be uploading all our titles to Lulu


Review
Love how this story is set out, it is split into three different tales almost. One takes place in 1873, one takes place in 1973, while the last takes place in 2011. The different time lines have different generations of families in them. The best one I thought was the 1973 one in which a young man and a Police Officer contemplate going into the tunnels under Sheffield in search of the demonic prankster. Has quite a cool horror vibe to it. Another good comic, hypnotic, and entertaining and worth a look at.
The Rotting Zombie

Have a fun read and please do have nightmares.

SHJ and other CDComics are also available of the following sites

Saturday, 8 February 2014

Horror Comics on Lulu eBooks

Meadowhell: The True Horror of Shopping is now available in two parts on Lulu, priced around $2 USA, £1.30 UK or equivalent price in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, Australia and the Netherlands.

This is the first time CDComics will be available specifically in Switzerland, Ireland and the Netherlands and during the next few weeks we will be uploading all our titles to Lulu


The story starts after what remains of three murder victims are found in a soon to be opened shopping mall and D.C.I Bramley of the London Metropolitan Police is called in due to his unique and previous experience with bizarre and surreal murders.

REVIEWS
"It’s rare that a comic completely catches me off guard. With this series though, I was caught off guard completely when I read it, so much so that I leaned back in my chair and was like, “Damn… you got me.” around half way through the second issue when the bomb is dropped on you... I was blown away." Comic $astards, US Reviewer gave it 5 out of 5
"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. CD Comics output has been nothing but a treat to read, with Meadowhell being no exception. Another cult gem." Horror Cult Films UK Reviewer
"So much work goes into giving a realistic bend to his comics that it really sets them apart from others which just do not have the same level of crazy detail... I was really drawn into this world, desperate to find out just what was going on." Rotting Zombie UK Reviewer gave it 8 out of 10

Have a fun read and please do have nightmares.