The Bryan Talbot Gallery:
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Bryan's self portrait

A self portrait of Bryan, created for Popimage's special on Bryan in December '99. I've also reprinted a load of the stuff that Popimage did - there's a review of Heart of Empire, a review of Luther Arkwright, an interview with Bryan and a script example of Heart of Empire.

For a few gallons more:
number 1

Another realization of a long-held ambition for me: the posting on the site of the long lost legendary Luther Arkwright Adventure- "For a few gallons more"!! It has taken me forever to find a copy of this - and then a thoroughly decent chap from the bulletin board lends me a copy, and what's amazing is that he lives about 5 minutes away!

Anyway, many thanks go to Rob Brewer for lending me his precious copy for scanning in, and here is is: enjoy!

This was published in Sideshow Comics, Issue 1, and was originally published in Moon Comix 2 in 1978. Ogoth and Ugly Boot featured in the "Ogoth the barbarian" strips written by Mick Farrer and drawn by Chris Welch, and appeared in Nasty Tales and Cosmic Comics. In chronology terms this adventure occurs just before the duel in Hyde Park...

Please be warned: at around 367k each these pages are big (in terms of both download and physical page size) I have scanned them in at a fairly high rez in order to make them more legible. So: best to view them when at work or college then.... Anyway; enjoy the first page of For a Few Gallons More.

For a few gallons more:
number 2

Page 2 of For Few Gallons More....

For a few gallons more:
number 3

For a few gallons more: number 4

Page 4 of For Few Gallons More....

Chester's advert number 1

This is an advert that was published in the original Brainstorm comic back in the '70's and was sent to me by a fan who got in touch with me via the bulletin board: a big thanks goes out to Marsha!

Chester's advert number 1

This is another advert that was published in the original Brainstorm comic back in the '70's, and was sent to me by a fan who got in touch with me via the bulletin board: a big thanks goes out to Marsha!

By the way - does anyone from London know if this shop is still there? Or if not have any memories of it?