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Opening the envelope is always a treat when ‘Murky Depths’ arrives. I sat for several minutes just inhaling the odour. The fabulous wraparound cover by Leonardo M Giron takes several minutes of looking to pick out all the detail he’s crammed in. The art is based on Richard Calder’s graphic novel ‘Dead Girls’, which features in a couple of articles too, before we’re treated to the opening chapter of the novel. The artwork for the comic, again by Leonardo M Giron, is beautifully drawn and highly evocative, the characters’ expressions and attitudes captured with remarkable realism.
Read the rest of my review at SF Crowsnest.
1 comment:
Hi Gareth,
I'd just like to thank you for your review of my story "March of the Broken". I'm very proud of how it looks in the pages of Murky Depths #9, and your review is the first one I've had.
Thanks again!
Craig Hallam
craighallam@live.com
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