100% Biodegradable
A
bi-monthly science fiction anthology from up and coming talent across
the UK. Action! Suspense! Drama! Gigantic 50 foot tall guinea pigs!
There's a little something for everyone.
100% Biodegradable #1
(IK, 2007)
100% Biodegradable #2
(IK, 2007)
100% Biodegradable #1 released by Biomekazoik on April 2014.
Gigantic rampaging rodents...Paranormal Ice-cream
Salesmen...psychotic alien cab drivers with a deep hatred for
advertising agencies...This science fiction anthology from up and coming
talent across the UK has it all!
Creators
Dave Thomson
artist, colorist, cover
David Hailwood
artist, editor, writer
John Kirkham
artist
Paul Harrison-Davies
artist
Simon Mackie
artist, writer
Stu Smith
writer
Stuart Giddings
artist
Tony Suleri
artist
Love struck space pirates, marauding mutant monks, vengeful
photocopiers from outer space...all wrapped up inside 30 pages of
glorious comic carnage!
100% Biodegradable #3 released by Biomekazoik on June 2014.
Deep sea divers, deadly supernatural hell-hounds, loved-up aliens and lashings of wondrous carnage and mayhem!
Featuring strips by Mark Bertolini (Markosia, FUBAR Press), David Hailwood (Toxic, Strip Magazine), Tony Suleri (Scar Comics, Futurequake) and many more!
Featuring strips by Mark Bertolini (Markosia, FUBAR Press), David Hailwood (Toxic, Strip Magazine), Tony Suleri (Scar Comics, Futurequake) and many more!
100% Biodegradable #4 released by Biomekazoik on July 2014.
Hard boiled detectives, high speed car chases, brain harvesting aliens
and adulterous martians! If you like your comics fun and freaky, you've
come to the right place.
'Pure and brilliant pulp. 8/10' - Robert Wallis, A Place To Hang Your Cape.
'The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!' - Alex Thomas, Pipe Dream Comics
'The stories are irreverent and funny, but the longform tales ooze action and the kind of wonderful craziness we've come to demand of the creators involved.' - John Freeman, Down The Tubes
100% Biodegradable #5 released by Biomekazoik on August 2014.
Bursting forth from some of the most deranged minds in the comics industry come six self contained sci-fi tales;
The Thing From Another Postcode by Dave Roberts (Futurequake, Something Wicked) and Dave Thomson (Psychedelic Journal Of Time Travel, Dr WTF?)
Peter Elvis Twigs receives a remote control and instruction guide for planet earth from an intergalactic delivery man, and begins to fantasise about all the good things he could do for humanity and, more importantly, himself.
Job For Life by David Hailwood (Toxic, Strip Magazine, SPOD! Oddities From Space) and Brett Burbridge.
Jake Brikk, pizza delivery boy extraordinaire, has 30 seconds to make his pizza delivery; if he fails, the entire delivery business will be handed to the customer and Jake'll be out of a job. Can't have that - Jake loves his job with psychotic devotion.
The Golem Rises by Mister Roberts and Simon Mackie (Hallowscream, Temple Showcase)
Something is pulverising people, defiling corpses...leaving one helluva mess. Fortunately detective Ballard has an outlandish theory that just might make sense of it all.
Marren Kane by David Hailwood and Tony Suleri (Slumdroid, Cosmogenesis, Bulletproof)
Dragged against his will into the cities sewer systems by a deranged cult of partially sighted cyclops worshippers, mutant superfreak Marren Kane must face his deadliest enemy yet; a gigantic amorous squid!
I Married A Creature From Outer Space by Paul H. Birch (Creepy Kofy Movie Time, Bulletproof, Toxic) and Mats Engesten (Brainstorm Comics, Atlantis Studios)
A troubled couple go to a marriage guidance counsellor to sort out their relationship problems. Oh, how Mrs Twinkle rues the day that she married a scrawny little maggot of a man from Mars!
First Impressions by Graeme Neil Reid (Judge Dredd, 2000ad, Meanwhile)
Peaceful alien explorers land on Earth and attempt to make contact with its inhabitance. Just one slight problem...it's 85,000,000 B.C. and dinosaurs rule the planet!
100% Biodegradable #6 released by Biomekazoik on December 2014.
Werewolf romance, undead wildebeests, murderous aliens, lonely giants,
kung-fu kitchen antics...must be time for another slice of digital comic
carnage!
Reviews:
"The stories are irreverent and funny, but the longform tales ooze action and the kind of wonderful craziness we've come to demand of the creators involved." - John Freeman, Down The Tubes
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipe Dream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier
Reviews:
"The stories are irreverent and funny, but the longform tales ooze action and the kind of wonderful craziness we've come to demand of the creators involved." - John Freeman, Down The Tubes
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipe Dream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier
100% Biodegradable #7 released by Biomekazoik on February 2015.
Along with your usual smattering of brain munching goblins, boneheaded
barbarians and delusional psychiatric patients, Issue 7 of the 100%
Biodegradable anthology features a new ongoing series - Death Duty, by
John Freeman (Dr Who Magazine, Judge Dredd Megazine, Crucible) and Alan
Burrows (2000ad, Starblazer, Commando).
'In a war-torn future, crime and disloyalty to the Terran Empire are punished with conscription into mercenary law enforcement squads: soldiers consigned to do or die in order to prove their commitment to the common good. The average life expectancy for a recruit is four months, hence the street slang for the job: Death Duty.
Dissidents in the Terran Empire are put on the infamous "List" - tracked down by Death Duty squads and terminated for their rebellion with extreme prejudice. For most of the Dutymen, exactly who they kill doesn't matter - until one of their number, Travis Wilson, begins to question the missions they're assigned and goes AWOL - a wanted man.'
What the reviewers are saying:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." - Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the galaxys greatest comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone" Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier
'In a war-torn future, crime and disloyalty to the Terran Empire are punished with conscription into mercenary law enforcement squads: soldiers consigned to do or die in order to prove their commitment to the common good. The average life expectancy for a recruit is four months, hence the street slang for the job: Death Duty.
Dissidents in the Terran Empire are put on the infamous "List" - tracked down by Death Duty squads and terminated for their rebellion with extreme prejudice. For most of the Dutymen, exactly who they kill doesn't matter - until one of their number, Travis Wilson, begins to question the missions they're assigned and goes AWOL - a wanted man.'
What the reviewers are saying:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." - Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the galaxys greatest comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone" Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier
100% Biodegradable #8 released by Biomekazoik on March 2015.
Inside this issue: a bad batch of booze spells undead disaster for St.
Patrick's Day revellers, mankind sinks its trigger-happy teeth into
intergalactic assassination, the president of earth sells his own race
down the river, advances in gene-blending reveal a darker side to
humanity, and Travis Wilson battles the demons of his mind in the
continuation of eight part sci-fi series 'Death Duty' (all other strips
are self contained).
Featuring the likes of John Freeman (Marvel UK, Judge Dredd Magazine), Val Ramon (D4VE, Outre), Chris Sides (Dark Matter, British Showcase Anthology), Dan Cornwell and more!
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier.
Featuring the likes of John Freeman (Marvel UK, Judge Dredd Magazine), Val Ramon (D4VE, Outre), Chris Sides (Dark Matter, British Showcase Anthology), Dan Cornwell and more!
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier.
100% Biodegradable #9 released by Biomekazoik on August 2015.
Inside this issue: A patient seeks psychiatric counselling when his
dreams of distant planets begin to physically affect him, zombies cause
bedlam at the local zoo, a man of medicine in ancient Egypt begins to
raise heretical questions about his profession, an overly dedicated
postman crosses a post apocalyptic wasteland in an attempt to make a
first class delivery, a psychologically disturbed individual begins to
lose his grip on reality after dying over a hundred times in his sleep,
one lone soul crosses the treacherous plains of Yomi, and Travis Wilson
attempts to drown his sorrows at a Martian casino in the third
instalment of Death Duty (all other strips are self contained).
Featuring the likes of John Freeman (Marvel UK, Judge Dredd Megazine), Gary Crutchley (2000ad, WESTERnoir), Mats Engesten (Final Death Race, Autopsy), Paul Harrison-Davies (Boom Studios, Blank Slate), Tony Suleri (Slumdroid, Cosmogenesis) and many more!
This issue also features a hand painted cover by the ever-talented Alan Burrows (2000ad, Transmetropolitan: Tales Of Human Waste, and co-creator of Death Duty)
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier.
Featuring the likes of John Freeman (Marvel UK, Judge Dredd Megazine), Gary Crutchley (2000ad, WESTERnoir), Mats Engesten (Final Death Race, Autopsy), Paul Harrison-Davies (Boom Studios, Blank Slate), Tony Suleri (Slumdroid, Cosmogenesis) and many more!
This issue also features a hand painted cover by the ever-talented Alan Burrows (2000ad, Transmetropolitan: Tales Of Human Waste, and co-creator of Death Duty)
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Good old-fashioned sci-fi escapism, and the art of Tony Suleri is worth the entrance fee alone." Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier.
100% Biodegradable #10 released by Biomekazoik on October 2015.
Inside issue 10 of 100% Biodegradable: Truckers tear their way across
Hell's Highway on an ill conceived mission of mercy, a lone soldier
battles invaders and isolation, two apocalypse survivors face off
against the psychotic android scourge known as The Milk Machine, the
return of Jim Alexander (2000ad, Metal Hurlant) and Jon Haward's (Judge
Dredd Megazine, Tales Of The Buddha) popular detective series
'Sideburns', and Travis Wilson crosses the hazardous mutant filled
London wastelands in the fourth instalment of John Freeman (Crucible,
Judge Dredd Megazine) and Brett Burbridge's Death Duty series. All
this, and more!
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." - Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the galaxys greatest comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Featuring a range of styles, themes and ideas, there's sure to be something of interest for all comic fans." Ian J Simpson, Geek Syndicate
Reviews:
"A brilliant mix of dry humour, action, and story driven narrative." - Robert Bagley, A Place To Hang Your Cape
"The kind of smart script and stylish art that would feel right at home in the pages of the galaxys greatest comic!" Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics
"Featuring a range of styles, themes and ideas, there's sure to be something of interest for all comic fans." Ian J Simpson, Geek Syndicate
00% Biodegradable #11 - Moby Douche (Part 1); Whisper; The Big 4-0; Death Duty; Cackbeard the Pirate; Bloat; Surfwolf released by Biomekazoik on January 2016.
Inside this issue: The eclectic crew of The Flaming Heston take a
vacation in pirate infested waters, a middle aged barbarian sets off on a
quest to restore his manliness, a downtrodden detective discovers the
morbid truth behind an influx of street drugs, Travis Wilson takes a
trip through the dark recesses of his mind in the latest instalment of
John Freeman (Judge Dredd Megazine, Crucible) and Brett Burbridge's
Death Duty, and a surfboarding werewolf goes head to head with the unhip
menace that is Frankenteen in Kek-W (2000ad, Cap'n Dinosaur) and Lukasz
Kowalczuk's Surf Wolf. All this, and more!
100%
Biodegradable #12 - Moby Douche (Part 2); Operation Overkill; Red
Rover; Death Duty; Cackbeard the Pirate; Bernie Quatro; Area 101 released by Biomekazoik on April 2016.
A career criminal tracks down the severed head of an android who holds
the key to curbing his violent mood swings, the crew of The Flaming
Heston come under fire from all sides in the concluding part of 'Moby
Douche', rage, regret and betrayal threaten to engulf a space-faring
soldier for hire in Mark Bertolini (FUBAR, Action Lab), Santo and
Charlie Hogg's Red Rover, an ancient adversary reveals her true power to
unwitting Duty Men in part 6 of John Freeman (Judge Dredd Megazine,
Crucible) and Brett Burbridge's Death Duty, and a nation of hardy
convicts seize the opportunity to fight for their independence in Chris
Redfern (Futurequake, Sliced Quarterly) and Dan Cornwell's (Rok of The
Reds, Dog Breath) Area 101.
All this, and more!
All this, and more!
100% Biodegradable #13 released by Biomekazoik on September 2016.
A war hungry colonel cryogenically freezes himself in the hope of
skipping ahead to where the action's at in Tony Suleri and David
Hailwood's Everlasting Peace, a diminutive space skull seeks vengeance
on humanities overlords in Kek-W (2000ad, Cap'n Dinosaur) and Lukasz
Kowalczuk's (Aces Weekly, Vreckless Vrestlers) Tiny Skull Attack, Travis
and Rourke take on a ruthless undead army of Deadbolts in the
penultimate part of John Freeman (Judge Dredd Megazine, Crucible) and
Brett Burbridge's Death Duty, and a young girl with incredible powers
might be all that stands between humanity and extinction in Chris
Redfern (Futurequake, Sliced Quarterly) and Edward Whatley's (The
Gathering, Dober-Man) Atomic Control.
All this, and more!
All this, and more!
100% Biodegradable #14 released by Biomekazoik on December 2016.
Inside this issue: a love-struck demon races against time to save his
species, a misplaced rockstar struggles to find his feet in a hostile
universe in Tomislav Tikulin (Analog, Asimov's Science Fiction) and
Sebastijan Camagajevac's Rock Rider, mankind flees Earth to escape a
zombie outbreak, Travis and Rourke confront psychotic trillionaire
'Masumo' in the action packed finale to John Freeman (Judge Dredd
Megazine, Crucible) and Brett Burbridge's Death Duty.
All this, and more!
All this, and more!
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