Comic book artist Gibson Quarter - best known for his work on the 'War on Drugs' strips written by Alan Grant, and published by Wasted – reports the latest issue of Undertow (#3) will be released at the US Emerald City Comic-Con on 1st March.
"It's been a while since the cliffhanger ending of the Organ Grinder
story from Issue #2, and we pick it up right from there," he reveals. "This issue also
marks the start of Adam Gorham's stellar art work on the other story in this comic 'The Forgetting'."
The Undertow anthology project was started in 2003 by US creator Luke Donkersloo's childhood friend Derek Webster. After a long hiatus, Undertow #1
debuted in 2011 and is where Luke shares his storey. "It's an amazing learning
experience as I create something that's given me an immeasurable amount
of enjoyment throughout my life," he says."
There's a five page preview of what you can expect on Gibson's blog here. "I'm inking myself on
this one," he says, "but Guillermo Ortego helped out on the cover, which was
wonderfully coloured up by Greg Harms."
Gibson's work also includes strips for British indie titles Futurequake, Zarjaz and Dogbreath.
• Undertow # 3 is also available to order (along with Issues 1 and 2) right now at the 7th Wave website.
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