Sad Girls For Life collects a bunch of odds and ends and some new stips that I've been doing recently. This is a stop gap to remind the UK small press that I do exist. What's in it? Well, longer Polar Opposites, a handful of Ellerbisms that didn't make the Vol 1 print edition, new (but old) strips called Murmurs and Get Over It (never seen anywhere!) my out-takes from the Guest Strip Project, a four year old zombie strip called Morning has Broken and a handful of illustrations.
£3(+25p for postage) - Each book comes signed and with a free postcard.
These won't be in any shop and only avaliable from me on line or at conventions and limited to 70 copies
SOLD OUT! SORRY!
If you need more convincing, then I'll copy and paste what James Hunt over at The Sunday Pages said about it when he picked it up at Low Energy Day on Saturday...
Sad Girls for Life is a brilliant taster for all of Ellerby’s work, and easily the most entertaining comic purchase I made all weekend - and that includes 2 week’s worth of Marvel/DC comics. Ellerby is currently between series following the conclusion of Oni Press’ “Love the Way You Love” for which he was the artist, so now more than ever you need to get to his site and buy some quality mini-comics.
Low Energy Day great, glad I went in the end (despite it being a billion degrees in there and sales only starting to pick up about 2pm but hey at least I made money, eh?) Thanks to the London Underground Comic guys for another fantastic day.
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Also, Anna took me to see R.E.M on Saturday. Won't go too much into details (loved it) but they played Country Feedback, so now, seriously, I can die happy.
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