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Bad Karma, the Panel Syndicate digital series by Alex de Campi, Ryan Howe and Dee Cunniffee, will arrive in print this fall, courtesy of Image Comics. Look for the hardcover collection in November.

So, y’know that lazy trope where the tomboyish gal who hates dresses seems to end up magically looking sexy and confident when she has to wear one?

One of the things I love about Daisy Blackwood: Pilot for Hire is that it doesn’t cave to that trope. I love that Daisy looks uptight and uncomfortable wearing what looks to be an otherwise elegant evening gown. I’ve plugged the comic by Ryan Howe at least once in the past, as it features a smart, scrappy, resourceful heroine who can fly an airplane or throw a punch with equal skill. The setting has a 1940′s aesthetic and reminds me a lot of the TaleSpin cartoon that Disney ran back in the ‘90s. 

DEBUTING AT TCAF 2019 - The Burning Black: The Legend of Black Shuck by Mark Allard-Will & Ryan Howe

$20 CAD, Published by Renegade Arts Entertainment

Based on the story of Black Shuck, the folkloric monster of rural England that inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Brought to the graphic novel medium by British-born Canadian writer, Mark Allard-Will, The Burning Black: The Legend of Black Shuck will take readers 16th century Suffolk, England to see the horror of his retelling of the origins of Black Shuck.

Combines horror, historical fiction and drama. Recommended for mature readers.

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Mark Allard-Will is the British-born Canadian Comic Books Writer best known for Canadiana comedy comic, Saskatch-A-Man, and Adventure/Metafiction graphic novel, Årkade (2017 TCAF-debut).

Now, in 2019, Mark is shifting his attention to folklore with The Burning Black: Legend of Black Shuck, a Book focusing on the rural British lore of Demon Dog, Black Shuck.

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RENEGADE ARTS ENTERTAINMENT

For fans of ‘The Fix’ and ‘Superior Foes of Spider-Man’ - BAD KARMA features two screw-ups desperately proving their worth by saving one man’s life. But they uncover something much bigger in the process and become targets themselves.