There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes on the ‘roo front, so let’s get right to it: KILLEROO GETS POLITICAL! I recently received a request from Killeroo fan Phillip Gleeson for clearance to use a specific image for a tshirt campaign against the NSW Government’s decision to allow hunting in its Natural Parks. As … Continue reading
ROO NEWS – December 2012
Hi folks! There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes on the ‘roo front, so here’s an update: VELOCITY #3 If you’ve been wondering what the holdup was for this great book, look no further than… me! The 12-page Killeroo story by Andrew Shaw, THE CAVE has been delayed purely by my not having finished … Continue reading
October GANGWARS update
Just a quick update – basically we’ve been bloody busy! Since announcing the open call for submissions for the GANGWARS anthology project, Ryan Wilton and I have been swamped with a mass of scripts, sample pages and folio reviews – from an amazing array of very creative and talented people across the country (and the … Continue reading
Announcing the GANGWARS Anthology
Here at Killeroo HQ we’re pleased to announce that submissions are now open (for both WRITERS and ARTISTS) for the new Killeroo book, the GANGWARS anthology. WHAT IS IT? The GANGWARS anthology will be an annual 120-page volume of collected Killeroo stories, set during the late 1970s and early 80s in outback Australia, when Killeroo … Continue reading
ROO NEWS – JULY 2012
Hi folks! Here’s the latest Roo News: KILLEROO: GANGWAR Another review has popped up: Thirteen O’Clock, reviewed by Alan Baxter There’s also a few more Sketch Covers that have come through, in particular a couple from Tristan Jones and Paul Abstruse. WHERE TO BUY KILLEROO: GANGWAR Pleased to report that we have a new retailer … Continue reading
FEAR
I’ve had more than a few people ask me when they’re perusing my Killeroo comics and artwork samples, why it is that I haven’t drawn those comics myself? The answer is fear. Fear of not having my work stand up to scrutiny. Fear that I’m not as skilled as other artists. Fear of the blank … Continue reading
