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Are you a fan of The Walking Dead? How much do you know about the first six seasons of the show? There’s only one way to find out! Whether you’re the ultimate super-fan or just a casual viewer who enjoys a bit of trivia, this is the perfect book for you. The quiz is broken…
Never before available in print, contained within are three fantastically pointless conversations from the hand of Scott Tierney: Pointless Conversations: Superheroes In the first issue of the comic series all about the pointless, the superhero-themed topics for discussion/ridicule are: Is Superman a coward, a liar, or a terrorist? Is there also a case for him…
This collection of artwork and words is a unique record of the life-long partnership of Mel Croucher and Robin Evans, and their bonkers mission to disrupt and corrupt an entire generation. The cartoons, the illustrations, the graphic novels, the book covers, the anti-heroes and the femmes fatales – they’re all here. The work of Croucher…
This is the complete collection of all the artwork dreamed up by Mel Croucher and Robin Evans for the legendary games company Automata and their cult cartoon mascot The PiMan. It spans forty years of video games, book illustrations, fanzines, rock albums, and magazine artwork. Pibolar Disorder includes the entire archive of the weekly Back…
Venna’s Planet is the story of a beautiful woman who tired of shooting aliens, yearns to settle on the new world over which futile war is being fought. However, her decision to join the planetary teams upsets her superior officer, sometimes known as The Countess, who is obsessed with her one-time protégé, and orders her…
Another collection of strange conversations about oddly specific subjects from the hand of Scott Tierney. What would an Orlando Bloom cake taste like? Would Bruce Willis spit in Leeloo’s face? Who cleans up the Starship Enterprise’s Holodeck once you are finished? These and other similarly pressing issues will be rigorously discussed. Pointless Conversations: The Expendables….
Pointless Conversations: The Collection – Volume 3: Are You Going to Heaven? The Red Morph or the Blue Morph? And What IS Mr. Bean? Pointless Conversations: Are you Going to Heaven? In the seventh issue of the comic series all about the pointless, the good-natured (if slightly blasphemous… make that very blasphemous) jocularity continues as…
Pointless Conversations: Riker vs Gaston It’s time to nail your colours to the mast (or tie them? …latch them on? …whatever) as two juggernauts of masculinity go head to head in a battle to find the ultimate male role model. Who’s your choice: Star Trek’s Commander Riker; bearded, sexually unstoppable seducer of gods, or Disney’s…
Pointless Conversations: Superheroes In the first issue of the comic series all about the pointless, the superhero-themed topics for discussion and/or ridicule are: Is Superman a coward, a liar, or a terrorist? Is there also a case for him being a bit… thick? When Spiderman fires his vast streams of webbing, where does he keep…
Pointless Conversations: The Expendables In yet another absolutely pointless conversation, it’s offbeat film references aplenty, with Robin Hood, The Expendables, and some surreal cake talk (that’s not just any cake talk… SURREAL CAKE TALK! Yeah!). In store for you this time are: Loud explosions and incoherent old men… a better title for The Expendables? Was…
In Venna’s Planet Book One: Broken Promise we followed the story of a beautiful woman who yearned to settle on the new world over which futile war is being fought. Upset by Venna’s decision to join the planetary teams, her superior officer – oft referred to as the Countess and obsessed with her former protégé,…
When the conversation begins with the ridicule of Superman’s so-called heroism, and ends with innocent toys being thrown into a blender, you know you’re in for a riotous good read! For the first time, all twelve Pointless Conversations are brought together in one shiny package, along with some of the best ‘Quickie’ conversations the series…
In this final book of the first set of her adventures on the planet that has been named Promise, Venna continues in her efforts to find the place called Prime City in the hope of locating and rescuing her friend, Shelly, whose part in the story comes to the fore at last. Skullduggery, passion, murder,…
This is the unexpurgated, hilarious and unflinching history of computers, of the lunatics who create them and of the idiots who use them, retold in cartoon form by Mel Croucher and Robin Evans. Great Moments In Computing was the longest-running, most widely read and best loved computer cartoon strip in the world and this unique…
