Renowned UK comics journalist Paul Gravett has chosen Gestalt Comics’ Walled City Book 2: Nocturne as one of his TOP TEN graphic novels for 2015! Set in early 20th-century Hong Kong and Kowloon, and clocking in at over 450 large, ravishingly illuminated pages, this is something extraordinary. Opotowsky’s sparky conversations and occasional observational captions compliment […]
Renowned comics journalist Paul Gravett speaks with Anne Opotowsky on the Walled City trilogy and her inspirations behind the beautifully told story which is sublimely illustrated by Aya Morton (book 1) and Angie Hoffmeister (book 2). The Walled City Trilogy follows three best friends, all of Chinese decent in Hong Kong, whose fates are intertwined […]
This month Beardy and the Geek interview the renowned comics creator Gary Chaloner about his new book The Undertaker Morton Stone, which is set for release by Gestalt Comics in 2014, with the first digital issue currently queued for release with Comixology. Chaloner talks about the story line of Morton Stone and collaborating with Ashley […]
We’ve just read a glorious review of Sebastian Hawks’ pre-release digital comic at ComicsOnline. Sebastian Hawks and the Loch Ness Monster is our first ever publication under our DiezelPunk partner imprint AND the first ever appearance of Sebastian Hawks and his trusty offsider Benoit. Needless to say, we’re extremely pleased that this story has been so […]
Behind the Panels are excited about the third book in the Unmasked series. In his review of Unmasked #3, Richard Gray “cracks open a gritty take on capes that flips the script on the bad guys and literally punches the heroes in the face.” Unmasked is about a crew of super-criminals with powers who, under […]
This month’s Beardy and the Geek podcast sees Ryan Huff reviewing Gestalt Comics’ upcoming release Broken Line #1 by Andrew Constant (Torn) and Emily K Smith (Unmasked) A professed Andrew Constant fan, Huff likens the work of Constant and Smith to Spielberg’s Duel and the Mad Max movies saying “It has a sort of dream-like […]
Pipedream Comics recommend The Example as a ‘must read’ digital comic this weekend. The Tom Taylor and Colin Wilson creation centres around a man and a woman on a railway platform as they discuss a left-behind briefcase, a far more engaging story than the synopsis hints – and Pipedream Comics agree: It is that slice […]
Pipedream Comics (UK) love digital comics and this week Gestalt’s all-ages comic The Deep has taken their fancy. The Deep is an all ages action adventure book which mixes Swiss Family Robinson with Seaquest DSV to create the kind of underwater explorer tales that kids of all ages should just love. It’s loads of fun […]
In the space of a week Capsule Computers’ Andrew Day has put out four positive reviews about Gestalt Comics’ books. Day reviews two of Gestalt’s most popular series, The Deep and Changing Ways, and despite being starkly different in every possible way, he likes what he sees in both. “…every once in a while it […]
Just before Comic Book Heroes went to air last night, its creator and director Nick Dunlop spoke with Jillian McHugh, WAtoday.com.au entertainment and lifestyle reporter. In the interview, Dunlop said Comic Book Heroes really reflects the ‘David and Goliath’ battle of Wolfgang Bylsma and Skye Walker Ogden as they strive to compete in the comics […]
