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Tagged: avery hill summer 2014

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Metroland #1 – Ricky Miller and Julia Scheele Are Together in Electric Dreams in Avery Hill’s Time-Jumping Fantasy

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 11, 2014

With its heady mix of music industry drama, time-travel fantasy and borderline psychogeographical undertones, the basic premise of Avery Hill’s Metroland defies easy genre definitions. At its core are two…

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Days – The Haunting Minimalism of Simon Moreton’s ‘Smoo Comics’ Collected by Avery Hill Publishing

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 10, 2014

“Quite simply, he is one of the most important and intelligent creative voices in current UK small press comics.” That soundbite, adorning the back cover of Simon Moreton’s Days –…

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The Beginner’s Guide to Being Outside – Gill Hatcher’s Journey of Discovery in the Scottish Highlands is an All-Ages Tour de Force

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 9, 2014

Gill Hatcher’s role in the Team Girl Comic anthology, and the comics community that has evolved from that collective, have been covered here at Broken Frontier a number of times…

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Reads Vol. 2, #1 – The Triumphant Return of Avery Hill Publishing’s Flagship Anthology Includes Work from EdieOP, Owen D. Pomery and Tim Bird

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 8, 2014

In the two years since I first reviewed their flagship anthology title Reads, Avery Hill Publishing have gone from relatively unknown proponents of the DIY culture of comics creation to…

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