The most famous actor on Broadway in the 1920s gets mugged, beaten up and left for dead. He loses his looks, his acting job, his money, his apartment, his girl - everything. But it's what he does next that gets interesting. The results are quite theatrical.
The World of Chub Chub follows the rollicking childhood antics of writer, Neil Gibson. Originally intended as a heartfelt gift to his mother, Chub Chub turned into a series of playful tales all about being a kid. From firsts sips of coffee to pranks played on unwilling siblings, Gibson, with illustrations by Ness and colours by Jan Wijngaard, has created a selection of short stories that are just plain fun, for both mothers and son's alike.
Set in 19th-century Georgia, the story follows Iosef, a despondent shepherd contemplating suicide. His life takes a dramatic turn when he encounters an otherworldly traveler, whom he accidentally kills in a moment of panic. Discovering a mysterious gauntlet among the traveler's belongings, Iosef unknowingly binds it to himself, triggering its powers. This leads him on a journey through parallel worlds, transforming his lonely existence into an adventure filled with unexpected challenges and discoveries.
Designed to enhance understanding, this book aims to clarify complex concepts and ideas for its readers. It employs accessible language and relatable examples, making intricate topics easier to grasp. The author emphasizes the importance of knowledge in everyday life, encouraging readers to engage with the material actively. Through thoughtful explanations and practical insights, the book fosters a deeper comprehension of its subject matter, ultimately aiming to empower individuals with the information they need to navigate various challenges.
With Twisted Dark Volume 2, Neil Gibson returns to the world of Twisted Dark for more horrible stories. Through the book's pages we find familiar characters from Volume 1 and meet brand-new faces as the connections between stories begin to make themselves clear.
A celebration of the diversity of Scotland's railways, and the variety of locomotives and traffic that can be found on its many lines.
Eleven interconnected tales explore themes of loss, hate, revenge, and death, opening the path to a twistingly addictive universe that keeps readers guessing.
Story connections become clearer in what has been described as Neil Gibson's darkest release to date, the third volume of the Twisted Dark series. This time around we're shown an innovative use for bamboo, and are introduced to a sinister little girl who just wants a bit of peace and quiet.
"A refreshing change of pace from rote horror comics, Gibson's workscores on the strength of its relatable humanity, much of which casts a dourreflection of its audience." - Publisher's Weekly Step further intothe dark side of humanity, as Neil Gibson returns with his fifth volume ofacclaimed series Twisted Dark.