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The Japanese embassy! What can this mean? Claire’s had a haircut, it must be important. Detective Inspector Dennison appeared in Wicked Things, drawn brilliantly by Max Sarin, every issue, but has not been seen since. I did draw him once[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Miss Maki also appeared in Wicked Things. Her intentions were occasionally obscure. But her outfits clearly signalled a woman of precision.
You may ask why Miss Maki is dressed as a cheerleader in panel 4. I couldn’t decide whether it was for a case, or whether her being a part-time cheerleader, totally at odds with her character, was a good character[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
HUGE PLOT REVEAL THAT AFTER THIS WEEK WILL NEVER BE DISCUSSED AGAIN! But again, this would have eventually have been part of the continuation of Wicked Things.
A Smiffy’s sexy skeleton suit abandoned on the rocks? It could have come from anywhere. Nothing to worry about, I am certain. This is the end of SOLVER: WOBBLY HEAD, and by association, WICKED THINGS! I did it, I finally[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Thank you for all your support, attention and kind words in 2025. I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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Happy new year! After a seven-month break, Solver returns on Monday for what I hope will be a full year of adventures. My first job is to complete and publish volume 2, with the Wobbly Head saga making up the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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SOLVER is back back back! And so is Dean Thompson. But following the events at Wobbly Head (you may wish to refresh your memory on part 4), he seems to be a man in deep turmoil. Clippy can help. Clippy[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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It’s good to see the old friends back together. Time has passed very slowly in Solver. Lottie arrived in Sheffield in September (in 2022), and it’s now November. This glacial pace wasn’t intentional, but it’s good to acknowledge it. Scary[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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