Our vacation away from blogging is now over and we’ll get back to our regular program with one post per week. Showcasing anything related to Outré, our contributors – or just stuff we like to highlight. And of course, we’ll start drip-feeding you content for our next issue, which launches in December, and introducing our contributors.
But before that, let’s look back at Outré #1, which is still available for free, and always will be. Here are three preview pages from each of the four stories we had in #1.
The Most Dangerous Place for Children by Ronald Montgomery (writer), Jim Giar (art), Tim Switalski (colours) and Rafer Roberts (lettering).
My Universe Expands Until I Have No Center by Alex Wilson (writer/letterer) and Ben Garriga (art).
I, Icarus by Glenn Arseneau (writer/letterer) and Valentin Ramon (art).
Taras and the Monolith by Dan Hill (writer) and Kim Holm (art/lettering).
Although all these stories deal with responsibility in some shape or form, they are quite style and subject matter. The rest of these four stories, plus great stand-alone artwork by Jelena Đorđević, Aleksandar Božić Ske, Cécile Brun and Brian Gilman & K. Michael Russell, and an interview with both Fiona Staples and Alex Wilson can be found in Outré #1.
So if you haven’t already, do head on over to our download page and get your preferred version. CBZ, CBR or high and low resolution PDFs.
Stay creative!
Glenn & Magnus
Editors
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