An unpublished story from 2004. This was the starting point of the vague series of fragments which I refer to as “Windy’s Alchemical Days”.
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Drake and The Red Detective
Added today, a six-pager from late 1985-early 1986 featuring Drake Ullingsworth and His Dog in a surreal drama. Scanned direct from the original artwork, which was drawn in full colour using various permanent markers, crayons, and black ink. The story has been unpublished until now.
The Greengrocer’s Shop (1995)
From 1995. This was published in The Slab Selection (Slab-O-Concrete 1996) edited by Peter Pavement.
Illegal Batman In The Moon
Some feedback received so far: “Brilliant! Thanks Ed, not only did I enjoy that immensely but feel very privileged to be sent it before it’s posted publicly. Also, I don’t think I ever wrote to you to thank you for giving me a copy of Primitif at the Comiket last November. If I did, forgive…
Windy and the Gnostic Crocodile
More from These Five
Another page from the unfinished “These Five” story. See the previous post for the other images.
Windy Wilberforce “Speaked with Forced Tongue”
These Five
From around 2001, these are sketches and partially-completed drawings for a story called ‘These Five’. Neither the text nor the images were ever completed, but I think some of these fragments are quite nice, and one or two of them appeared in The Sound Projector issue 10. The story concerns an obsessional man with a…
It’s Not Satin
“IT’S NOT SATIN takes an Ed’s-eye look at horror. Superficially, it’s not too far removed from EC territory, telling the story of a mad, reclusive artist who must possess the object of his love in much the manner of John Fowles’ ‘The Collector’, but who cannot in the end incarcerate his loved one’s spirit. But…
Lord Mustard
Politically incorrect comic! From 1992, here’s a seven-page strip which I also published as a landscape-format mini-comic of 24pp. The downloadable PDF (8.9 MB) is in the same format. The story was sent to Marc Baines for a comic he was editing at the time, who rejected it; later I sent it to the American…