Marc Jackson is one of my favorite comic creators and I’ve reviewed a lot of his previous work. It’s a treat then to examine book 1 of Bring the Ninja! His new project. Chuck Chang is a badass samurai who takes precisely no shit. Floyd Fighter is his best friend, a part time superhero, technical …
I’m a fan of Marc Jackson‘s work. You may be able to tell. His frantic style and glorious sense of humour have lit up countless books. And now, with his latest he’s taking on Stranger Things and classic 1980s weird. Eric is an inventor, brilliant, gifted, and a little off kilter. Bud, his best friend, is the Beaker to his …
Marc Jackson’s work is a frequent flier in these parts and for good reason. His art has exuberant, fizzy energy to it, his comedic timing is spot on and there are few comic creators better at knowing exactly how long a story needs to be. His latest, Hot Dog and Mustard, is available now and …
Marc Jackson‘s comic work is a frequent flyer on the blog, because it’s great. Big, exuberant, friendly panels, jokes galore, a ton of energy and a ton of intelligence. Grow A Pair is aimed at a slightly different market to his usual work and is just as successful. It also throws into stark relief, for …
Marc Jackson’s work is always welcome round here and he’s got two great books out right now. The first, Robo Hats, follows the mysterious adventures of Howard and Hannah Hats. Every day citizens of Truetown, their lives are changed forever by the arrival of mysterious, robotic hats… …
I’ve written a lot about much I enjoy Marc Jackson’s comics. He has this wonderful combination of absolute deadpan reality and gleeful silliness that hits me right where I laugh. His newest, Here Comes Cat Stevens!, is no exception. Cat is just …
Marc Jackson’s work is always welcome in these parts. He’s got an incredible loose, friendly style that completely disarms you. It’s crammed full of slapstick, puns and pratfalls but it’s all done in a manner that’s so straight eyed and enthusiastic that what could be cheesy is actually a breath of fresh air. Goons of …
Marc Jackson’s work is always welcome round these parts and when it’s this good that’s doubly so. Goons of the Galaxy is Marc’s typical exuberance and carefully concealed laconic jokes all wrapped around, well, space. Lots of space. Spaaaaaaace even. Jerry lives with his Uncle Larp. Jerry’s a human, Uncle Larp very VERY much isn’t. …
Marc Jackson’s work is always a pleasure to see and, given the amount of places it turns up, increasingly popular. Lenny originally appeared in the Beano but this is an all new story about one lettuce, his epic journey to work and some inter- dimensional shenanigans. Marc’s style is as loose and exuberant as ever but really …
Marc Jackson’s work is always a favorite around these parts and the new issue of Duckless is no exception. If exuberance was a colour, it would be this. Seriously, there’s so much joy in each line of Marc’s work that you get swept up in it. What’s even better is just how funny his …