Tempo Lush Tales of the Tanoox

A comic book anthology on the theme of positive transformation, conceived and edited by "Lucy the Octopus" creator Richy K. Chandler. Foreword by Laydeez Do Comics creators, Sarah Lightman (Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women) and Nicola Streeten (Billy Me and You, Becoming of Age). Brand new comic book stories from… Nas Bee (Paper Houses) & Angela Wraight (Circuit Breaker, Yoshitoki is Making Waves, Paper Houses) Francesca Dare (Penny Blackfeather) Emmeline Pui Ling Dobson (Knights of Eve, Wu Wei) James Hickman (Score & Script) Amber Hsu (The Sardine and Gherkin – A True Love Story – and other One Pound Poems, Tiny Pencil) Inko (Go! Go! Metro!, Manga Cupcakes, MangaQuake, Howl!, Rosie and Jacinda: Demon Cloud) Chie Kutsuwada (Go! Go! Metro!, The Story of Lee, Hagakure: Code of the Samurai, Rosie and Jacinda: Demon Cloud, Manga Shakespeare: As You Like It) David O’Connell (Jampires, Monster & Chips, Tozo, The Public Servant) Keara Stewart (On The Escalator, A Bit of Undigested Potato) and Dr Lisa Woynarski (Performance + Ecology) & Mike Medaglia (One Year Wiser, Wu Wei, Last Days of Nobodies) Plus a jam comic featuring the drawing talents of… Matt Boyer (Running) Chonto (Acclaimed Japanese Artist) Kim Clements (The Great Cat Mystery) Francesca Dare Anna Dowsland (Don’t Feed the Pigeons) Sally-Anne Hickman (Bang! Crash! Whizz!, Black Diamonds and Blue Scars) Jessica Martin (It Girl, Elsie Harris Picture Palace) John Miers (Score & Script, How to Train your Robot) Chibi Shibby (Stories about Me and You) Paul Shinn (March of the Penguins) Rachael Smith (The Rabbit, House Party, Flimsy the Kitten) Tammy Taylor (Bon Appetit, 18 This Summer) "What Chandler has achieved here is a comics collection whose very existence promotes and advances the ideals it stands for. This isn’t merely a comic about positive change as storytelling material; it’s one that encourages us to think about making a difference ourselves. It’s also a book that provides a showcase for some of the most exciting voices on the small press scene at the moment and mirrors this column’s own belief in championing worthy practitioners. Feelgood comics at their practical and constructive best, Tempo Lush Tales of the Tanoox is a commendable and vital anthology offering." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier