'Reefer Madness' by Timothy Pittides.
12" x 24" screen print on 100lb Colorlast Park Green paper, in a limited 'Window Card' edition of 40 for $35.
On sale Monday April 20 at 11am CT through Timothy's website.
'Reefer Madness' by Timothy Pittides.
12" x 24" screen print on 100lb Colorlast Park Green paper, in a limited 'Window Card' edition of 40 for $35.
On sale Monday April 20 at 11am CT through Timothy's website.
The first book in Malcolm's four book 'Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad' series explores Galahad's quest in beautifully written poetic verse, which for me, makes it stand out on its own from other Arthurian retellings I've encountered.
Broken down into five parts; a Prelude, three smaller 'book' parts and an Epilogue; this gave the whole book a sense of structure and made it easy to follow, without getting lost, the tale of the main narrative of the prophesied Galahad on his adventures for the Holy relic, travelling through strange lands and meeting equally mysterious people along the way, along with stories with Lancelot, Percivale and Bors.
With the story in the form of a delightful sing-song ballad, it wasn't just a straight up 'Hero's Journey' tale either, which would've been easy to do, although we do get a version of that, but there were also the trials and tribulations of the knights who embarked on the quest. The emotional burdens of the quest and pasts and the struggles to overcome them, all the while sticking to their chivalrous and pious codes (which the book does focus on, with heavy Christian themes woven throughout, but considering what they were searching for, the Holy Grail itself, it was not unexpected), and having to deal with whatever cross their paths along the way as well.
Malcolm also expands on some of the minor characters and stories, adding additional naratives that flesh out lore, but at the same time doesn't feel forced or overwelming to the main story, not bogging or slowing down things at all but feeling like it actually added more depth to the adventures. He does also go in depth in the appendices at the end of the book about his sources and influences, which was also an interesting read.
The illustrations by Stephen Crotts compliment the prose too. Depicted in beautiful woodcut style, along with wonderfully illustrated and coloured illuminated capitals at the beginning of each Stave (Chapter), they make it feel like you are reading an actual medieval tome from the time of Camelot, drawing you into the Arthurian ballad even more!
I like my folklore, myths and legends, and Arthuriana is very much a part of that. 'Galahad And The Grail' was an enjoyable read, retold in a style that I'm unfamilar with, along with some lore that I was also not so familiar with.
If you enjoy the tales of Arthurian knights and want to indulge in the lore in the form of an epic poem, apparently the first multi-volume epic poem retelling of Arthurian legend since Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s 'Idylls of the King' in 1859, then I'd definitely recommend this.
I was provided with an ARC copy for review.
The art of Suspiria Vilchez.
'Summoner's Sending' by Yumi Yaoshida.
The art of Sun Khamunaki.
'The Destined White Mage' by Dave Rapoza.
'A Danse Macabre' by Tom Bagshaw.
'Absolute Batman #1' by Nick Dragotta.
On sale Friday April 17 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Watership Down' by Chris Thornley (Raid71).
A3+ (13" x 19") giclee prints, in signed and numbered limited editions of 71 for £35 each, and £105 for a 4 print matching-numbered set.
'Memento Aqua' by Jessica 'JB' Burke.
On sale now through PangeaSeed.
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'The Twilight Zone: Time Enough At Last' by Phantom City Creative.
On sale Thursday April 16 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Xena' by David Mack.
Cover art for 'Xena: Warrior Princess' issue #1, published April 2019 by Dynamite Comics.
'The Wizard Of Oz' by Andrew Rowland.
'The Lord Of The Rings' by Feri Irawan.
On sale Tuesday April 14 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Star Trek Portraits' by Hannah Gillingham.
On sale Tuesday April 14 at 6pm UK through Vice Press.
'Skeletor & Panthor' by James Jean.
Box art for a special action figure available through Mattel Creations.
The art of Stuart Immonen.
The art of Stjepan Šejić.
'The Ordinary' by Donato Giancola.
Cover art for the novel, 'The Ordinary' by Jim Grimsley, book 2 in the 'Irion / Hormling' series, published in 2004.
'Echoes Of Endor' by Jack Gregory.
On sale Friday April 10 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Kavin's World' by Frank Frazetta.
Variation of Frank's original cover art for the novel 'Kavin's World' written by David Mason, published in 1969 by Lancer Books.
'Death By Art' by Defaced.
'Selene' by Janaina Medeiros.
Available as a multi-media original art work through Every Day Original.
'Labyrinth' by Ted Coconis.
On sale Wednesday April 8 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Poison Ivy' by Kyu Yong Eom.
Variant cover art for 'Poison Ivy', issue #43, published April 2026 by DC Comics.
'Godzilla '54' by Florey.
Officially licensed 24" x 36" giclee print, in a numbered Regular edition of 75 for $60; a numbered Sepia Variant edition of 50 for $70; and a numbered Red Variant edition of 35 for $70.
On sale Tuesday April 7 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'AI Sucks' & 'The Tower' by Sonny Ross.
'AI Sucks'
A3 sized (11.7" x 16.5") lithograph print, on 200gsm poppy glossy paper, in a
numbered limited edition of 500 for £20.
'The Tower'
12" x 16" screen print, on 300gsm Gmund Bauhaus paper, in a signed and numbered
limited edition of 40 for £75, each order will also include an 'AI Sucks' print.
On sale Wednesday April 8 at 5pm UK through Black Dragon Press.
'Wolverine' by Jean Giraud (Moebius).
Variant cover art for 'Return of Wolverine' issue #2, published October 2018 by Marvel Comics.
The art of Steven Luros Holliday.
The art of Steven Defendini.
'Drive' by Will Rochfort.
'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' by Juan Carlos Ruiz Burgos.
On sale Friday April 3 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Ashes' & 'Tigers' by Daniel Danger.
18" x 18" screen prints, in numbered Regular editions of 125 for $50, or $95 for the 2 print Regular edition set; and numbered Foil Variant editions of 100 for $60, or $115 for the 2 print Foil Variant edition set.
On sale until Friday April 3 at 11.59pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
'Egyptian Queen' by Frank Frazetta.
Cover art for 'Eerie Magazine' issue #23, published September 1969 by Warren Publishing.
'Once Upon A Time In The West' by Johrice.
36" x 24" 7-colour screen print on Fedrigoni Arena Avorio 300g paper, in a signed and numbered Regular edition of 35 (+5AE) for €120; and a signed and numbered Italian Variant edition of 10 for €150.
On sale Friday April 3 at 6pm CET (Europe) through Sacrés Caractères.
'The Uncanny X-Men #304' by John Romita Jr.
On sale Thursday April 2 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.