We've also just launched a Bryan Talbot fanpage subreddit. We are also on Instagram: give us a like and a follow. The Bryan Talbot fanpage is also on Twitter - so give us a follow and join in the conversation! Join the Facebook group for Bryan Talbot fans for lots of discussions and special offers announced on Facebook first. Or see the Heart of Empire Directors Cut page for more details. as well as the whole of the Adventures of Luther Arkwright! This labour of love from Bryan and myself contains every single page of Heart of Empire in pencil, ink and final full colour format - as well as over 60,000 words of annotation, commentary and explanation from Bryan. Mars Will Tag No More! 2000AD abstract acrylic advertising Alan Moore Alex Nino alien Al Williamson Amazing Spider-man animal inside you animals art Avengers Batman big box of comics Bill Mantlo birth black and white Black Panther book review books brains Brave and the Bold Captain America Carmine Infantino cats Charles Yates Chris Claremont Classics Illustrated collage collection comic book collage comic books crime Dark Horse Comics DC Comics dinosaur dinosaur books dinosaur comics Dinosaurs an Illustrated Guide Dr.The Legend of Luther Arkwright page collates all details about Bryan's latest graphic novel.

indie box: Rare Bit Fiendsįollow Mars Will Send No More on Mars Will Advertise No More! Mars Will Categorize No More! Here is a preview of the pages where Teknophage recounts his earliest days as just another evil telepathic dinosaur, and how he discovered the multi-dimensional technology that made him master of the planet.Ĭollector’s Guide: From Teknophage #4-5 Tekno Comix, 1995. With artist Bryan Talbot, Veitch blends horror, science fiction, and a cynically hilarious social satire to make Teknophage a story you will never forget - assuming you survive! Rick Veitch created this evil bastard reptile for Tekno Comix, a Neil Gaiman venture. Many have tried to overthrow him, only to have their souls ripped from their tortured bodies and consumed. He cruises his planet spreading misery every where he goes.

Teknophage feeds on souls, which he extracts from helpless humans in the horrifying vats of his mobile city. Inside the indie comics box today, it’s Teknophage: a walking, talking, totally evil dinosaur who rules a world much like ours, only infinitely more terrible.

Neil Gaiman's Teknophage by Rick Veitch