Cosmic Horror

[Ibrahim]

I have just completed two new weird pieces of sequential art which i'm issuing as a single 48-page zine titled ( of course) Cosmic Horror, not because these comic strips feature tentacled Unnameables from beyond the veil of reality, but because they're (in a way) about the despair and futility that can attend the pursuit of art, culture, and beauty. Some details:

COSMIC HORROR
featuring two new weird tales, viz.
KTHLH
&
brother Zed
of 20 pgs each. in a b/w 48 page DIN A4 publication
original to publication size ratio 1:1
cover 160 gsm. guts 80 gsm. stapled, untrimmed

12 euros, shipping included
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Pictures over at my blog Ibrahim R. Ineke: COSMIC HORROR

[Ibrahim]

Mentioning it under this post because i don't want to create a separate thread for every little drawing i've made & would like you all to see:
You can read a short comic that i made, over at this site:
http://www.pulpdeluxe.be/strips/where-theyre-from/
( site's Belgian but my piece is in English, or, the same approximation of it that is on shameful display here).

[Mr. Veech]

Bump.

The image of the tree with the hanging smart phones is great.

[Ibrahim]

Well. Reluctant self-promotion, then.
New book coming out end of this month. In all honesty it could not be further removed from cosmic horror, but for those who hold in fond regard such 'weird' children's tv serials as The Owl Service and Children of the Stones it might offer some enjoyment since it was partly inspired by those things, aside from some Joseph Payne Brennan references, & the usual concerns.

Cover image & preview over at the blog

Ibrahim R. Ineke: ELOISE
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ELOISE, or, The Realities
Sherpa, haarlem
21x29cm
112 pgs
150 gsm
b/w
softcover
ISBN 9789089881229
€16, 95

to order:
shop@sherpa.nu

[Thossyphus]

There's some wonderfully evocative line work in all of these!