Fool Moon Comix is a new graphic adventure imprint which first emerged during the hippy revolution in 1970s America. Then it was a series of sporadic, very raw, “off colour” publications which were designed to offend and which would almost certainly be banned today.

Now, after a hiatus of almost fifty years it’s re-emerged in Northern Ireland as something slightly different. This time, it’s leaner, fitter and more story-orientated. And, of course, it boasts some very fine artists from various parts of the globe – Paul Malone, Scott Twells, Andy Paciorek, Joseph Parangue, Paddy Brown, Joakim Hagstrom and of course, the legendary W.D. McCrum. And there’s more to come!

Fool Moon’s producing a number of publications over the next six months – Weird Comix <two issues already out and still available>; Incredible Adventures; Hoodoo Comix and Sinister Tales. It’s also released the already sold out Joachim Darke – The Spaniards’ Bell <see what you’ve missed?> to name a few. What more could you ask for? So if you want top stories, top artwork and top adventure, then check out Fool Moon, available here. And always remember – the best is yet to be!   

Patrick Brown is from Belfast, and has been knocking around the small press comics scene since the mid-1990s. He is the writer-artist of two graphic novels based on the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology, Ness, and the epic The Cattle Raid of Cooley. He has been a regular contributor to Sector 13 since issue 2, as an artist and a letterer. His new series Penny Blood will be introduced in Sector 13's forthcoming Victorian science fiction anthology, 1900..