We should get out of here...

Good morning all, a new page is up here.

The first of the new year.

2010 proved to be a fantastic year for me, so I'm hoping to keep some of the momentum built in that year up, into this one.

Myself and the other members of the Samurai crew will be in attendance at the Amazing Arizona Comic Con next weekend. Previewing the first issue of the anthology book, doing sketches and touting our wares. I'll have all four issues of Omnitarium in print at the show. Feel free to drop by and say hi.

I'm resolving to focus more time and energy on Hero Code in 2011. The site still remains relatively soft, but I will be focussing more on this as we come to the end of Omnitarium. Plans are afoot with the series as a whole, and I will be posting more news as and when I have it, but expect more life over there around the end of March, beginning of April.

I will also be previewing and suggestion more indie titles at on my blog. My plan is to stay away from Marvel and DC for all of 2011, and instead work on finding some great indie titles during this year. If you are the creator of a title, or know of a great published indie title, feel free to let me know, either here or on the blog.

Have a good day, all, and see you back here on Thursday for the next installment!

Samurai The Graphic Novel

Here's an interview with me for the up-coming Samurai The Graphic Novel.

Pentansly Gaol, North London, 1868

Happy Sunday, one and all - a new page is up here.

It is the beginning of the main body of our tale, we hope you enjoy the jump!

On Sunday, 19th September, Jamie Gambell will be in attendance at the 3rd San Gabriel Valley Comic Book Festival, with copies of Omnitarium.

He will be tabling with Dan Smith (see links page for more on Dan), with whom he is working on a new series, The Hero Code (to be published in 2011).

Drop by and say hi.