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Cassandra Darke is the highly anticipated new release from Posy Simmonds, a cartoonist that worked for The Guardian in the 1970’s and 1980’s.

 Simmond’s is a fantastic creator, able to draw you into her stories with her stunning illustration alone. She perfectly sets each scene and conveys the personality and emotion of her characters with her writing and artwork.

Darke is the anti-heroine you never knew you needed. She really is Scrooge… in a skirt, making this an amazing Christmas present… The story follows Cassandra, a self-absorbed and reclusive art dealer who just can’t seem to keep herself out of bother. Through Cassandra we are taken on a wild journey through London. The story keys us into the culture and crime that surrounds the area.

issue 1

first panel and DUDE THIS ART GOES CRAZZYYY

"our blood on each other's lips" top 10 quotes u would go feral over

oh they're both infected .. are they gonna team up or smth-THEY ARE

alright issue #2

the blue from outside cutting into the red for just this one panel fucks

ive seen this exact image with phoenix and edgeworth before

issue 3 bb

wait thats cool have the other covers been doing that ,, ok no they havent

goddessssessss this art is so prettyyyyyyyy

ok hes been to germany, czech, and france,,, 4th place definitely gonna be western europe too,, my guess is italy or uk.. leaaaning italy... check back folks see if he was right

the art being all blurry and with the rgb effect reflecting their worsening minds is rly sick

inspo photo

jfodlkjafla

quotes u would go feral over part 2 (ft. rainbow) (deadly virus spreading its gay agenda)

i like that he calls him bats

this exchange is cute

he (me) WAS right,, italyyyy

the art was cool but lowkey hard for me to follow,, this one took me way longer to read

issue 4

YOOO REDOING THE STUFF FROM ISSUE 1 BUT WITH A DIFFERENT ART STYLE DUUDEWE THATS CRAZZYYYY i fuck with that always whenever it happens

reaction images

also the face i make when i read whump

part 3

this is giving saw trap

lmfaoooo he's so funny

also this is gorgeous

Are you ready for the wedding of the century?! Because we are! We are so ready! There is a number of issues in anticipation for the main event, that you may not know about - so we wanted to make sure you knew all about them!

-  DC Nation #0 Written by Tom King. Art by Clay Mann. Available from May 2nd.

-  Batman: Prelude to the Wedding – Robin Vs Ra’s Al Ghul Written by Tim Seeley. Art by Brad Walker and Drew Hennessy. Available from May 30th.

-  Batman #48 Written by Tom King. Art by Mikel Janin. Available from June 6th.

-  Batman: Prelude to the Wedding – Nightwing Vs Hush Written by Tim Seeley. Art by Travis Moore. Available from June 6th.

-  Batman: Prelude to the Wedding – Batgirl Vs The Riddler Written by Tim Seeley. Art by Minkyu Jung. Available from June 13th.

-  Batman: Prelude to the Wedding – Red Hood Vs Anarky Written by Tim Seeley. Art by Javier Fernandez. Available from June 20th.

-  Batman #49 Written by Tom King. Art by Mikel Janin. Available from June 20th.

-  Batman: Prelude to the Wedding – Harley Quinn Vs The Joker Written by Tim Seeley. Art by Sami Basri. Available from June 27th.

-  Batman #50 Written by Tom King. Art by Joëlle Jones, David Finch, Mikel Janin, Lee Bermejo, Frank Miller, José Luis García-López, Ty Templeton, Becky Cloonan, Andy Kubert, Neal Adams, Rafael Albuquerque, Mitch Gerads. Available from July 4th.

This crime caper was dark, fun and full of twists that keep you interested throughout. Set in a town called Buckaroo in the US, they have a problem... Their town seems to be creating the most serial killers in the world.... But how?! Follow Sheriff Crane and Agent Finch as they explore the towns history, with a little help from the worst serial killer of them all... The Nailbiter!

My Favourite Thing Is Monsters - Emil Ferris 

My god - this book was everything I hoped it would be and so much more. The artwork alone is a major selling point for this book, before we even get to the story inside. 

Following the life of a young girl with a troubled up bringing this book takes you on so many different twists and turns. It really keeps you wanting more. As a child who is bullied in school and sees herself as an outcast - a monster - she really pulls you in and you can really place yourself in her shoes.