Pour la première fois, je serai présent au RVBDG. Ça fait longtemps que j’entends parler de l’événement et j’ai bien hâte d’y participer. Je participerai à un combat de personnage le samedi. Une autre première!
Au plaisir de vous y croiser!
Pour plus d’information, vous pouvez consulter le site de l’événement: https://www.rvbdg.ca
If you missed out on the campaign, you can now purchase my last book on my store.
- 48 colour pages of comics in a perfect bound book, printed at 6 x 9”, on 80 lb. glossy paper stock with a 100 lb. cover matte/velvet finish that feels like a dream*.
- Available in English or French. You will be given the option in the exit survey.
- Books will come bagged, backed and shipped in a bubble mailer. A premium shipping option is available as an add-on.
- Meant for mature readers, some of the books contain scenes of gore and nudity.
- Creator-owned and printed locally in Greater Montréal.
- The First Edition of TFTI 4 will be numbered and signed.
Tales from the Interface 4
“I really get the feel of some of the more out-there stories in Judge Dredd, or a weird amalgamation of some of the more off the wall Future Shocks. This is high praise and should be read to be enjoyed. I can see people settling down on a dark night to read this as it totally immerses you into it.”
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Zip is a black and white, 22 page independent British comic book about imperfect superhumans. It reimagines superheroes as an analogy for disability, and explores the passive, quiet side of prejudice fuelled by ignorance and apathy, rather than the more traditionally understood motivation of hatred. Pledge here and get your copy today!
“There’s a real punky, anti-authoritarian feel to Tales from the Interface; it wouldn’t feel out of place in comics such as 2000AD.”
Read the full review here:
Comic Book Review: Tales from the Interface No. 4 (2023)
Through the Interface, Artificial intelligence now controls human destiny.
Put to sleep by a million virtual dreams, our will slowly evaporated.
[Montréal, Québec, February 15 2023] Emmanuel Filteau is launching the fourth comic book in his creator-owned series, TALES FROM THE INTERFACE. Coming to Kickstarter, March 15.
What will be left of us when we no longer think for ourselves and depend on technology for every aspect of our life? When they are not dreaming, citizens must endure in a harsh, violent and closed-up decaying city. Order is maintained by the Robopaxes, nightmarish tentacular monsters. At the center of all this, a couple is torn apart. While Clara continues unraveling the mysteries of humanity’s past, Gauthier sinks ever deeper into promises of luxury and unending dreams.
TALES FROM THE INTERFACE is brilliantly detailed, colourful sci-fi epic, packed full of clever references dipped in black humour.
“I really get the feel of some of the more out-there stories in Judge Dredd, or a weird amalgamation of some of the more off the wall Future Shocks. This is high praise and should be read to be enjoyed. I can see people settling down on a dark night to read this as it totally immerses you into it.”
Emmanuel Filteau is a Montreal-based author. He’s been independently publishing TALES FROM THE INTERFACE since 2017 and has been in the comics business since 1997. He’s published in numerous anthologies/magazines. TALES FROM THE INTERFACE is a truly independent project. As a solo creator, Emmanuel takes pride in the singular expression of art as a form of communication and describes his comic as a big part of how he talks to the world. Tales from the Interface 1 won 3rd place in Bleeding Cool’s Top Independent comic of 2017 and Book 3 was nominated for best comic book in Sequential Magazine 2021 Awards.
Book details
- 6×9”
- 48 pages of comics
- Full Colour
- Perfect bound
Kickstarter campaign link
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/emmanuelfilteau/tales-from-the-interface-4
Previous issues can be read starting here:
https://tfti.inkorpora.com/tfti/interface/jumping-out/
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