Alternate Cover - The Annotated Manchester Gods, Part 1

Page 12, Panel 2:
“This place” is Stonehenge, a famous British monument permanently erected in Wiltshire in 1984 as a tribute to the mockumentary masterpiece This is Spinal Tap. You can’t actually get this close to the stones without special dispensation because there’s a bloody great rope-fence forming a 30-yard perimeter around the monument. To be fair, you could simply step over it, but luckily it’s located in Britain where everyone’s too polite to actually do that.


AHAHAHAHAHAHAOMG. Is it even a rope? Last time I was there is was basically string tied to posts.

When I say posts, I mean sticks.

10 months ago · 0 notes

In terms of overall tone, “Manchester Gods” will be an intense and emotional roller coaster ride that can be enjoyed on a number of different levels. “This is probably the closest thing I’ve ever written to ‘Phonogram’ for Marvel. I mean in terms of the amount of theory that’s beneath the fun and games. It’s pretty dense,” Gillen explained. “It’s only a three-issue arc so it’s doubly intense. And, visually speaking, I guarantee that there will be pages that are stuck on the internet and used forever. Plus this arc will have some of the saddest moments in ‘JIM’ so far. So get your tissues ready.
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Gillen Journeys Into the Mystery of the “Manchester Gods” - Comic Book Resources

WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME, MR GILLEN? WHY?

Oh God.

I already had an overabundance of feels about JIM and Loki. 

10 months ago · 23 notes · Source

Downloading Journey Into Mystery

kierongillen:

The entire run to date is available to purchase on Comixology.

Just FYI, in case if you were somehow thinking Piracy was the only option.

11 months ago · 160 notes · Reblogged from kierongillen

“I would rather die than not change. I would rather be nothing.”

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