Category Archives: Graphic novels

Kids’ Day at the Seaside

Posted on Friday, April 24, 2009 by Robert Hood

Todd Tennant has sent along an image from It Came From Beneath the Sea … Again — the Harryhausen-inspired comic he is currently working on for Bluewater Comics (see previous Backbrain article). He calls it “Lunch on the Pier!” Todd … Continue reading →

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Tales of King Komodo Part 2

Posted on Saturday, April 18, 2009 by Robert Hood

The next episode of Mike Bogue and Todd Tennant’s daikaiju extravaganza, Tales of King Komodo, is now available! Something huge is moving underground and even King Komodo may not be able to stop it. Check it out here! If you … Continue reading →

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King Komodo Trashes the Backbrain!

Posted on Friday, April 10, 2009 by Robert Hood

Starting today, in an all-colour first, writer Mike Bogue and artist Todd Tennant’s original graphic novel serial Tales of King Komodo will be appearing here on Undead Backbrain. Beautifully drawn, the daikaiju epic was originally published in the pages of … Continue reading →

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The Minions of Ka Crawl from the Grave

Posted on Monday, February 9, 2009 by Robert Hood

Announcements of proposed film projects based on zombie-themed comicbooks / graphic novels have been sporadically tossed into the blogsphere over the past few years, though as far as I know, there has as yet been no result from these optimistic … Continue reading →

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Todd Tennant Rises From Beneath the Sea

Posted on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 by Robert Hood

Kaiju artist Todd Tennant, who has appeared in various contexts on the Backbrain, gave me some great news today. After years of rampant generosity toward giant monster fans (with his free, online graphic-novel version of US Godzilla ’94), Todd has … Continue reading →

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Welcome to 2009!

Posted on Thursday, January 1, 2009 by Robert Hood

It’s a big start to 2009, courtesy of Undead Backbrain and friends — and our resident kaiju artist, Todd Tennant. (Click here to get the full effect.) Let’s hope the new year will be full of Big Things! One of … Continue reading →

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King Komodo Gets KLOKKED!

Posted on Wednesday, November 26, 2008 by Robert Hood

CLICK HERE TO SEE A LARGE VERSION For the outcome, be sure to read the next issue of “Tales of King Komodo” in G-Fan #86. Previous KK article Todd Tennant’s American Kaiju website G-Fan

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Godzilla ’94 Teaser

Posted on Thursday, November 20, 2008 by Robert Hood

Check this out, the latest teaser for Todd Tennant’s American Godzilla ’94 graphic novel: Source: Todd Tennant

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mSCORPIO vs King Komodo

Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 by Robert Hood

Kaiju artist Todd Tennant has sent us a preview of King Komodo’s next opponent. Cool, eh? For those who don’t know, Tales of King Komodo is a kaiju-based graphic novel serial by Todd Tennant and Mike Bogue. It appears in … Continue reading →

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Godzilla ’94 Trailer

Posted on Saturday, August 9, 2008 by Robert Hood

With the aid of Dennis Davison, artist Todd Tennant has produced a “trailer” advertising his graphic novel version of the abandoned 1994 script for Jan De Bont’s US Godzilla. Check it out, and then go read the graphic novel itself! … Continue reading →

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