The ghost of dead punk rocker Sid is unlocking some pretty strange abilities in teenage geek Fergie, giving him a taste of power that he never imagined. But will he use it to clean his room, alter the solar system... or pick up girls? Meanwhile MI5's irascible baller Dorothy Culpepper, and her nervous, new recruit, are drawn to the Extra-Usual Affairs involving a scandalous haunting in Whitechapel in "Teenage Kicks," Part 2!
* PUNKS NOT DEAD is co-created/written by David Barnett (Hinterland, Angelglass) and illustrated by Martin Simmonds (Death Sentence, LIMBO).
* A new continuing series from IDW's Black Crown imprint!
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To put it simply: never mind the bollocks, heres Punks Not Dead. Read Full Review
Simmonds' artistic style is irreverent and reminiscent. In general, the color tones of the PND world are dark, Simmonds craftily uses specific shades to wash certain pages and mark them as either flashing forward (red) or back (purple) in time. It's a stunning artistic choice with great narrative effect for the reader. But even with all of these visual cues and the "story so far" set up, PND needs to be read in its entirety in order to be properly enjoyed. Lucky for you issue #1 should still be available at your LCBS so you can start from the beginning of this masterful tale. Read Full Review
Another good installment in this unique series. Read Full Review
This issue is a can’t miss. If you are new to the series, still pick it up. The “Story so far…” on the title page does a good job of getting you up to speed, so you have no excuses not to dive into the story. Read Full Review
Punks Not Dead #2 continues to deliver on the promise and potential presented by the premise and the premiere issue. No, I dont know why that was so alliterative, but thats not the point. The point is that Barnett, Simmonds, and Cunniffe deliver a damn solid comic, and it is definitely recommended. Give it a read. Read Full Review
Punks Not Dead remains quite a compelling mix of music and magic, and certainly worth returning to this month and next. Read Full Review
This Odd Couple of teenage angst and unfocused rebellion has enough personality and humor to start building momentum. Oh, and the encapsulation of adolescent torment with the Undertones reference is awesome. Teenage Kicks, indeed. Read Full Review
"Punks Not Dead" #2 brings interesting characters and very well-paced world building together to deliver a story that keeps readers invested and guessing. With a beautiful package on drawings and colors that contribute to the sense of wonder and surprise, this is a series that should keep the audience coming back for more. Read Full Review
Cover: 3 StarsStory: 1 StarArtwork: 2 StarsColors: 3 Stars Read Full Review
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