Bunny vs Monkey, round 2

Speaking of Jamie Smart (as I was in the previous post), the second volume of his comic strip Bunny vs Monkey has just been published. Told in Jamie's usual hyperactive and hilarious style, the book collects more strips from The Phoenix weekly. 

Here's the promo:

"Everyone LOVES Bunny vs Monkey!
Welcome to the Woods! A peaceful home. That is, until...
ZAP! ZAAAP!!! ZAAAAPPPP!!!
It's Monkey in a hovercraft that fires lasers!
Science and nature fight again! With robotic worms! Trojan mooses! 
And lemony doomsday devices!
It's the continuing battle between good and evil...
It's Bunny vs Monkey: Book Two!"

So much for the claims by some out of touch individuals who try to spread the myth that British comics are dead. There are so many titles out there it's hard to keep up! Treat yourself to this lively volume today! Available from bookshops, or to buy online directly from the publisher:
http://www.davidficklingbooks.com/shop/ItemDetails.php?pubID=98

The Mystery of the Crooked Imp

Showing that there's still very much life left in British comics, the latest book from The Phoenix imprint is Tales of Fayt: The Mystery of the Crooked Imp, collecting the strip that ran in The Phoenix comic last year. Here's the press release info....

Welcome to Port Fayt! City of fantastical creatures, magic and skulduggery!

As the clocks strike midnight, a gang of fairies holds up a stagecoach. Their prize – a baby boy. Now only the ragtag band of crime fighters known as the Demon’s Watch can rescue the child. But first they must unmask the mysterious criminal behind the kidnapping…

Author: Conrad Mason and David Wyatt
Hardback: 64 pages, Full Colour.
Publisher: David Fickling Books (02/04/2015)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 25 x 17.7 x 0.5 cm
ISBN: 978-1-910200-42-1

You can order a copy from your local bookshop by quoting the ISBN or you can buy it directly from The Phoenix comic website here:

http://www.thephoenixcomic.co.uk/product/tales-of-fayt-the-mystery-of-the-crooked-imp/