Simon Gane
British artist Simon lives and works in Bath, England. His first published comic strips appeared in the self-produced punk fanzine, Arnie and various mini comics before being collected in Punk Strips. His recent titles include All Flee! , Paris and Vertigo's own THE VINYL UNDERGROUND.
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NORTHLANDERS BOOK THREE: THE EUROPEAN SAGASet in Viking Russia in A.D. 1020, “The Plague Widow” sees a remote settlement rocked by a contagious outbreak. As the citizens shut out the outside world, they don’t realize who...
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UNFOLLOW #13This is Akira’s story. His fame has never been greater, and his new app is the most anticipated in history.
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THE VINYL UNDERGROUND VOL. 2: PRETTY DEAD THINGSWriter Si Spencer (Torchwood) presents the paranormal byways of London in this final volume containing issues #6-12 of the horror-noir series. When ritual killings invade England, it's up to supernatural sleuths to crack the mystery!
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DARK RAIN: A NEW ORLEANS STORYFrom Mat Johnson, writer of the acclaimed INCOGNEGRO, comes a graphic novel thriller set in the days after Hurricane Katrina. Two small-time ex-cons with big dreams get the idea that this would be the perfect time to rob a bank. Catch is, the bank is in New Orleans, and they're on parole in Houston. Now, as every sane person tries to get out of The Big Easy, Emmit and Dabny will do whatever it takes to get in. As they journey through a tide of human suffering, Dabny wants to help, and Emmit sees only the money.
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UNFOLLOW VOL. 3: TURN IT OFFIt’s the conclusion to UNFOLLOW in these tales from issues #13-18! First, learn how Akira plans to defeat Larry Ferrell’s 140 experiment and move the world toward peace. Then, the...
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THE VINYL UNDERGROUND VOL. 1: WATCHING THE DETECTIVESDon't miss this volume collecting the first 5 issues of the fast-paced, ultra-cool ongoing crime-noir series by television writer Si Spencer (EastEnders) and the art team of Simon Gane and Cameron Stewart!
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DARK RAIN: A NEW ORLEANS STORY"DARK RAIN has the twists of The Treasure Of the Sierra Madre, the political punch of When The Levees Broke and the character interplay of The Defiant Ones." – Reginald Hudlin, writer of Black Panther, director of Boomerang
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NORTHLANDERS #39"The Siege Of Paris" concludes not with a bang or a whimper, but with a political settlement. What of the warriors who bled and died on the battlements for all those long months? Mads and Abbo try to make sense of it from Mads' rather bleak new perspective. War was a bitch back then just as much as it is now.