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The City – Ed Cheverton Invites Us to Explore the Environs of an Eerie Urban Landscape in this Strange Journey of Self-Discovery

  • by Andy Oliver
  • November 19, 2019

From his days overseeing Jazz Dad Books to his minicomics and self-published practice, one of the great joys of picking up an Ed Cheverton offering is that he always plays by…

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World Builder – The Creative Process Examined in Ed Cheverton’s Offbeat Cosmic Caper

  • by Andy Oliver
  • August 16, 2018

Ed Cheverton’s ability to combine parable with cosmic level concepts makes for a memorable short comic experience in the pages of World Builder. The force behind Jazz Dad Books has…

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Seven Stories #1 – Amanda Baeza and Ed Cheverton Are Among the Contributors Exploring the Nature of Storytelling in O Panda Gordo’s Anthology

  • by Andy Oliver
  • March 8, 2018

João Sobral’s micropublishing venture O Panda Gordo began its life in Portugal several years ago. The project has since moved to the UK and is now based in Glasgow but,…

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One and the Dawn of Reality – Ed Cheverton and Otto Press Introduce Us to the Saga of the Spectral Pilot

  • by Andy Oliver
  • August 19, 2016

SAFARI FESTIVAL FORTNIGHT! Combining old school space opera with re-imagined creation myth, Ed Cheverton’s One and the Dawn of Reality is an A4 landscape format comic published by Otto Press….

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