Tag Archive | "Vince Danks"

“In my line of work you see a lot of death” – irritable, grumpy and wonderful; Harker’s back

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

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Harker issue 10 by Roger Gibson and Vince Danks Ariel Press Here we go again….. by now you know how much I enjoy Harker (see the review of Volume 1: The Book Of Solomon for a reminder), so when I got the latest issue I was almost tempted just to write a quick piece announcing it’s release and [...]

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Harker issue 8 – wonderful business as usual for the nation’s grumpiest cop…

Monday, October 19, 2009

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Harker 8 By Roger Gibson and Vince Danks Ariel Press Oh, I may as well give up on this review right here. By now you know I really enjoy this right? You’ve maybe seen the reviews here, here, here, here and here? Or maybe read the blurb on the back of Harker Volume 1 by me: “A great detective [...]

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Harker issue 7 – It’s great. But you all knew I’d say that by now.

Friday, September 11, 2009

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Harker 7 by Roger Gibson and Vince Danks Ariel Press At this point, after four glowing reviews of the first Harker storyline I should just be writing a quick recap, a quick mention of the new issue and assuring you that the first issue of this second storyline is just as strong, just as good, just as enjoyable [...]

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Harker issue 6; a fitting conclusion to a great first storyline

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

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Harker issue 6 by Roger Gibson and Vincent Danks Ariel Press It’s getting to the stage where I can’t really review Harker properly anymore. I’ve already reviewed the first 5 issues and found so much to enjoy that I’d imagine it’s obvious that, unless Gibson and Danks completely screw it up, issue 6 is going to be equally [...]

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Harker 5 – the murderer revealed!

Thursday, July 23, 2009

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Harker issue 5 Roger Gibson & Vince Danks Ariel Press The latest issue of this top quality detective series, and the penultimate issue of the first storyline. I’ve looked at it twice already: “This is one of those books that I knew I was going to enjoy within the first ten pages. It had that feel of a great [...]

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